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The problem involves 13 children playing hide-and-seek, with one designated as the seeker, leaving 12 to hide. When 9 children are found, the calculation to determine how many are still hiding is 12 (total hiding) minus 9 (found), resulting in 3 children still hiding. The answer is 3.
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