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Molly drove a total of 390 miles to get to her destination in the mountains. She stopped twice, getting 14 gallons of gas and snacks, spending $34 at the first stop and $28 at the second stop. In the mountains, she drove 164 miles visiting scenic places. Before she returned home, she spent $56 on souvenirs for her friends. Going home, she decided to take the back roads, making the drive home 70 miles longer than the drive there. How many miles was the drive home

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