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Two mixtures (milk and water) 'A' and 'B' contains quantities of milk and water in ratio of 6:4 and 2:8, respectively. If 50 ml from 'A' and 40 ml from 'B' are mixed to form a new mixture, then find the percentage of milk in the new mixture.
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