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A, B, C, and D are four partners in a business. A's investment is two-thirds of D's investment. B and C invest equal amounts and C's investment is half of D's investment. If they earn ₹92.8 lakhs at the end of one year, then find the total share (in lakhs rupee) of A and B put together.
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