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Mr. Suresh owned 1024 silver coins all of which he distributed among his three sons - Anil, Bharath and Chandra. Anil gave 28 coins to his wife and Bharath donated 12 coins to an orphan and Chandra made jewellery using 39 coins. The ratio of the coins left with them is 36 : 20 : 49 respectively. How many more coins did Chandra get compared to Anil?

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