A jar contains red, white, and yellow candy pieces in the ratio of 9:5:4, respectively. When 7 pieces of red candy and 5 pieces of white candy are removed from the jar and 3 pieces of yellow candy are added, the ratio of red to white to yellow becomes 4:2:3. If the jar contains only these three colors of candy, how many pieces were originally in the jar?
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