22' 6 3/8" - 16' 7 3/4" =

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Add feet: 22+16=38.

Add inches: 6+7=13=1 foot + 1", so number of feet=38+1=39'.

Add fractions of inch: 3/8+3/4=3/8+6/8=9/8=1" + 1/8". Add 1 to number of inches=1+1=2".

Put them all together: 39' 2 1/8".
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