The oxygen consumption of a turkey embryo increases from the time the egg is laid through the time the chick hatches. In a brush turkey, the oxygen consumption can be approximated by c(t) = −0.028t^3 + 2.9t^2 − 44t + 95 milliliters per day (20 ≤ t ≤ 50), where t is the time (in days) since the egg was laid.† (An egg will typically hatch at around t = 50.) Use technology to estimate the total amount of oxygen consumed during the 22nd and 23rd days (t = 21 to t = 23). Round your answer to the nearest 10 milliliters.