4 dozen cookies baked. Twice as many sugar cookies as oatmeal cookies and 6 more chocolate chip than oatmeal cookies. How Many total oatmeal cookies did She bake?

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4 dozen cookies baked. Twice as many sugar cookies as oatmeal cookies and 6 more chocolate chip than oatmeal cookies. How

Many total oatmeal cookies did She bake?

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