Sagar sold total 240 groceries. He sold bottles at 13% loss and lunchbox at profit of 35% thus he gains 15% on the whole. How much bottles did he has sold?

Sagar sold total 240 groceries. He sold bottles at 13% loss and lunchbox at profit of 35% thus he gains 15% on the whole. How much bottles did he has sold?
1). 80
2). 120
3). 100
4). 140

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