A scientist placed 22.854 grams of sodium chloride in a beaker. He then added five times as much calcium chloride as sodium chloride. Finally, he divided the mixture evenly into four dishes.
How much of the mixture did each dish contain?
A. 28.5675 g
B. 34.2810 g
C. 137.1240 g
D. 548.4960 g
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