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If a small monster collector: • Has 16 small monster containment devices and intends to use...

If a small monster collector:

• Has 16 small monster containment devices and intends to use all of them

• Has access to Earth-type, Air-type and Cloud-type small monsters that we do not consider unique

• Intends to capture at least two of each type

• Intends to capture at most four Cloud-types

How many different combinations of small monster types can the collector capture?

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