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In a mixture consisting of 400 ml of wine and lemon, the volume of wine exceeds that of the lemon by (200/3)%. Following the removal and replacement of 20% of the mixture with lemon, this procedure is repeated once more. Calculate the final quantity of wine in the mixture.
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