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Suppose you have 22 cookies to share with your friends, Cassie, Mehmet, Nihar, Paul, Sam, and Victoria. How many ways are there to distribute the cookies among these 6 people? You may assume that you do not break any cookies into pieces, and you may give some people 0 cookies.

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