Real world situation for the equation 100-6x=160-10x

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Linda has 100 oranges. She gives 6 away.
Then she gains x times more than she has right now.
Hunter has 160 oranges, he gives 10 of them away. He gains x times more than he has right now.
Linda and Hunter have the same amount of oranges. What does the x's equal?

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