2 number between 200 and 300 have a difference of 84. what could the number be

my problem is 2 number between 200 and 300 have a difference of 84 and i must find out what could the number be
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the 2 numbers will be 284 & 200 please send me more detail about this answer because my teacher said that this not what the question ask you
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