Answer:
Bottle containing cranberry juice has a greater percent of water.
Step-by-step explanation:
A 60 ounce bottle of grape juice contains 33 ounces of water.
So the percentage of water in the bottle = 
= 
= 55%
Similarly 50 ounces bottle of cranberry juice contains 30 ounces of water.
So the percentage of water in the bottle = 
= 
= 60%
Therefore, bottle containing cranberry juice has a greater percent of water.