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Let A,P , Q , and B be points on `bar(AB)`, as shown above . If AP:PQ=1:4, PQ:QB=8:3 , and AP, PQ and QB are all integer lengths , which could be the length of AB ?

A

62

B

63

C

64

D

65

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