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The rectangular board is given. The coordinates of the left upper corner is (x, y) = (1, 1). The chess knight is located in the cell (10, 6). You must relocate it to the cell (2, 16). The knight can move only either two cells up and one right, or one cell up and two cells right. Find the number of knight paths from (10, 6) to (2, 16).
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