A store owner has 100 less pomegranates than pears. After he sold 70% of the pomegranates and 35% of the pears, he is left with 26 less pomegranates than pears. What fraction of the fruits left were pomegranates?

	Pomegranates		Pears
Comparing pomegranates and pears at first			100 less
Before	10x2 = 20 u	+ 100	20x1 = 20 u
Change	- 7x2 = - 14 u	- 70	- 7x1 = - 7 u
After	3x2 = 6 u	+ 30	13x1 = 13 u
Comparing pomegranates  and pears in the end	26 less

70% = ⁷⁰₁₀₀ = ⁷₁₀ 
70% x 100 = ⁷₁₀ x 100 = 70
100 - 70 = 30

35% = ³⁵₁₀₀ = ⁷₂₀ 

The number of pomegranates is 26 less than the number of pears in the end. So, if another 26 pomegranates are added, the number of pomegranates and pears in the end will be the same.

6 u + 30 + 26 = 13 u
6 u + 56 = 13 u
13 u - 6 u = 56
7 u = 56

1 u = 56 ÷ 7 = 8

Number of pomegranates left
= 6 u + 30
= 6 x 8 + 30
= 48 + 30
= 78

Total number of fruits left
= 6 u + 30 + 13 u
= 19 u + 30
= 19 x 8 + 30
= 152 + 30
= 182

^{Pomegranates left}_{Total fruits left} = ⁷⁸₁₈₂ = ³₇

Answer(s): ³₇