how many months between 10/10/09 and 05/26/14?

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10/10/09 to 5/10/14 = 4 years 7 months = 55 months

5/10/14 to 5/26/14 = 16 days.  Hard to say exactly how many months, because a month can have 28, 29, 30, or 31 days.  16 days is, very roughly, about 1/2 of a month though.  Call it 0.5 months

Answer:  about 55.5 months.
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