Archaeologists in Egypt discover a papyrus document recording grain distribution from a local storehouse to two villages, Village A and Village B. The scribe recorded the sacks of wheat using ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic numerals:
 
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Village B received egypt10.pngegypt10.pngegypt10.png egypt1.png egypt1.png egypt1.png egypt1.png egypt1.png egypt1.png egypt1.png egypt1.png

The chief overseer needs to calculate the total amount of grain distributed and updated the kingdom's central databse using modern Hindu-Arabic numerals.
 
(i) Evaluate the total number of grains sacks sent to Village B written in modern numerals?
(ii) How many vertical strokes egypt1.png do the two villages have in total before carrying over?
(iii) If the storehouse initially contained exactly egypt10squrare.png worth of grain sacks. Find the total number of grain sacks distributed to village A and Village B after regrouping the Egyptian numerals.
(iv) How many grain sacks are left in the storehouse after the dsitribution?