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200 liters of mixture 'M' (milk + water) contains milk and water in the ratio of 1:3, respectively. In mixture 'N' of milk and water, the quantity of milk is 50% more than the quantity of water. 20% and 40% of mixtures 'M' and 'N', respectively, are mixed to form another mixture 'O', in which the quantity of milk is 8 liters less than the quantity of water. Find the initial quantity of milk and water in mixture 'N'.
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