State the expression to calculate the area of the stones

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jeff is putting a basketball court in his backyard with a border of stones around it. The court is 44 feet longer than it is wide. The width of the border of stones is 2 feet longer than the width of the court. The length of the border is twice the width of the court. Determine the expression to calculate the area of the stones.

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