At a market, eggs were sold only in big trays of 50 eggs each and small trays of 12 eggs each. Hawker A and Hawker B bought the same number of trays of eggs. Hawker A bought 12 small trays of eggs while Hawker B bought 19 small trays of eggs. Hawker B used up all the big trays of eggs that he had bought. As a result, he had 1416 fewer eggs than Hawker A. How many trays of eggs did both hawkers buy altogether? Ans: ___

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