The following table shows the number of teachers in four colleges (male and female) and the percentage of trained teachers among them.

Colleges	Male		Female
	No. of Teachers	% of Trained Teachers	No. of Teachers	% of Trained Teachers
A	225	44	175	40
B	250	30	128	25
C	290	55	100	45
D	350	60	150	30

What is the total number of non-trained male teachers in college A and non-trained female teachers in college B?

The correct answer is 222.

To find the total number of non-trained male teachers in college A and non-trained female teachers in college B, we can calculate each part step-by-step using the data provided in the table:

Step 1: Calculate the number of non-trained male teachers in college A
From the table, the total number of male teachers in college A is 225, and the percentage of trained male teachers is 44%.
The percentage of non-trained male teachers in college A is:
$100\%-44\%=56\%$
Now, calculate the number of non-trained male teachers:
$225\times \frac{56}{100}=225\times 0.56=126$

Step 2: Calculate the number of non-trained female teachers in college B
From the table, the total number of female teachers in college B is 128, and the percentage of trained female teachers is 25%.
The percentage of non-trained female teachers in college B is:
$100\%-25\%=75\%$
Now, calculate the number of non-trained female teachers:
$128\times \frac{75}{100}=128\times 0.75=96$

Step 3: Find the total sum
Add the two values together to get the total:
$126+96=222$