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Take the amount Sara collected and subtract the amount Pierre collected to get the answer. Sara collected 244 more cans than Pierre.

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You can take the amount Sara collected and subtract the amount that Pierre collected to get the answer. Sara collected 244 more cans than Pierre.

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