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Two mixtures, P and Q, have milk-to-honey ratios of 7:5 and 8:9, respectively. When these two mixtures are combined, the total quantity of the final mixture becomes 0.84 liters, with the milk-to-Honey ratio in the final mixture being 37:33. What was the original quantity of mixture Q before mixing?

A 550 ml

B 408 ml

C 320 ml

D 160 ml

E None of these

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