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Together, Marcus and Kayla have 36 pairs of shoes. Kayla has 8 more pairs of shoes than Marcus. How many pairs of shoes does each person have? 1 point Marcus has 14 pairs of shoes and Kayla has 22 pairs of shoes. Kayla has 14 pairs of shoes and Marcus has 22 pairs of shoes. Marcus has 28 pairs of shoes and Kayla has 8 pairs of shoes. Kayla has 28 pairs of shoes and Marcus has 8 pairs of shoes.

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