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Sara had four containers, A,B,C,D. C,D had the same capacity. A,B is filled with water. If she pours all the water that was in A into C then A would have 1/5 of its water left. And if she pours all the water inside B into D then B would have 1/9 of its water left. But if C and D was filled with water, and she had to fill A and B with the water inside she would still need 9 more buckets of water. How many buckets of water would be needed to fill each bottle?
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