22'9" and the other side is 17'6". They want to put a gutter up on both sides. What is the total linear footage of gutter needed

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If only two sides have a gutter then the answer is 22'9"+17'6"=40'3". If the gutter goes all round then we need as much again =2*40'3"=80'6". 

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