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Arun and Baldev have monthly savings in the ratio of 8:5, respectively. Baldev's monthly expenditure exceeds Arun's monthly savings by ₹20,200. Additionally, Arun's monthly expenditure is ₹2,200 more than Baldev's. Given that Arun and Baldev's monthly salaries are in the ratio of 8:7, determine Arun's monthly savings.
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