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If the number of butter cookies baked on Wednesday are increased by 5/16 and there are two types of butter cookies baked on Wednesday (chocolate and vanilla) and if chocolate butter cookies baked is 22 more than the vanilla butter cookies baked on Wednesday then find the difference between the chocolate butter cookies and sugar cookies baked on Wednesday.
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