If M is the yellow-colored box and the sum of the toffees in boxes O and D is equal to the sum of the toffees in boxes H and L, then what is the difference between the toffees in boxes L and O?

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78. The condition gives an equality between two pairs of box counts, which can be rearranged to compare L and O. Using the established box-color mapping from the set, the difference comes out to 78. Hence, 78 is correct.

If M is the yellow-colored box and the sum of the toffees in boxes O and D is equal to the sum of the toffees in boxes H and L, then what is the difference between the toffees in boxes L and O?

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