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My answer is also 89
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11121211
11121121
11121112
11112211
11112121
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11111122
2221111
2212111
2211211
2211121
2211112
2122111
2121211
2121121
2121112
2112211
2112121
2112112
2111221
2111212
2111122
1222111
1221211
1221121
1221112
1212211
1212121
1212112
1211221
1211212
1211122
1122211
1122121
1122112
1121221
1121212
1121122
1112221
1112212
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222211
222121
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221221
221212
221122
212221
212122
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122221
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So all of them is 89

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