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Box A and Box B contained only white and dark chocolates. The ratio of the number of white chocolates to the number of dark chocolates in box A was 4: 5. The ratio of the number of white chocolates to the number of dark chocolates in box B was 3 : 2. The ratio of the number of dark chocolates in box A to the number of white chocolates in box B was 1 : 2. There were 104 more dark chocolates in box B than the number of white chocolates in box A. What was the total number of chocolates in the 2 boxes at first?
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