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In an examination, the passing percentage is 35%. 'P' scores 8% less than the passing marks, and 'Q' scores 25% less than 'P'. What percentage less (up to two decimal places) than the combined total of 'P' and 'Q's marks should 'R' score in order to pass the exam with the minimum required marks?
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