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Mixture 'A' consists of milk and water in a ratio of 7:8, while mixture 'B' contains milk and water in a ratio of 3:2. When these two mixtures are combined, the quantity of mixture 'A' is taken to be twice that of mixture 'B'. Determine the percentage of milk in the resulting mixture.

A 59(1/11)%

B 41(1/9)%

C 48(2/9)%

D 51(1/9)%

E 33(1/3)%

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