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420 ml of mixture ‘B’ contains only water and milk in the ratio of 7:13, respectively. If the quantity of milk in mixture ‘A’ is 20% more than that in mixture ‘B’ and equals to 40% of total quantity of mixture ‘A’ (milk + water), then find the difference between quantities of water in mixture ‘A’ and mixture ‘B’.

A 362.4 ml

B 344.4 ml

C 380.4 ml

D 355.4 ml

E None of these

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