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A mixture consists of honey and water in an 8:7 ratio. If 120 ml of this mixture is removed and then 312 ml of water is added to the remaining mixture, the final water content becomes 150% more than the honey content. Determine the initial volume of the mixture.

A 586 ml

B 480 ml

C 352 ml

D 265 ml

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