A shopkeeper purchased 415 kg. of price at Rs. 25 per kg. He sold 225 kg. of rice at Rs. 28 per kg. At what approximately price per kg. should he sell the remaining rice in order to gain 20%?

A. Rs. 35

B. Rs. 38

C. Rs. 32

D. Rs. 40

E. Rs. 42

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Rs. 32

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