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Even a very big number can look very small if we compare it to another one that is huge. Let's try to look at them relatively!

Write a program that reads two large natural numbers and calculates the percentage of each number in their sum. You should ignore the fractional part of the percentage in the calculation.

Tip: Don't forget that the result of the division here is NOT a floating-point number.

Sample Input 1: 

2
3

Sample Output 1: 

40% 60%

Sample Input 2: 

985703706758760345756
38573952062739408530852

Sample Output 2: 

2% 97%
Write a program in Kotlin
fun main() {
// write your code here
}

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