Cat’s Age

There are several proposals for converting a cat’s age to human age. One such approach is as follows:

1. The first year of cat’s age is equivalent to 15 years of human age.
2. The second year of cat’s age is equivalent to 9 years of human age.
3. Every year after the second year of cat’s age is equivalent to 4 years of human age.

For example, if a cat is 13-year old, the cat would be {(15) + (9) + [(13 – 2) * 4)]} = 68-year old in human age. Note that the above approach implies:

1. If a cat is less than one-year old, each month of cat’s age will be equivalent to 15 months of human age. For example, if a cat is 5-month old, the cat would be (5 * 15) = 75-month old in human age, which is 6-year-and-3-month old.
2. If a cat is older than one year but less than two-year old, each month of cat’s age after the first year will be equivalent to 9 months of human age. For example, if a cat is 1-year-and7-month old, the cat would be {(15 years) + [(7 * 9) months]} = {(15 years) + [63 months]} = 20-year-and-3-month old in human age.
3. If a cat is beyond 2-year old, each month of cat’s age after the second year will be equivalent to 4 months of human age. For example, if a cat is 5-year-and-7-month old, the cat would be {(15 years) + (9 years) + [(5 – 2) * 4 years] + [(7 * 4) months]} = 38-yearand-4-month old in human age.

Given a cat’s age, convert it to human age.

There is only one input line; it contains two integers: y (0 ≤ y ≤ 20), indicating the year part of the cat’s age and m (0 ≤ m ≤ 11), indicating the month part of the cat’s age.

Print two integers indicating the cat’s age in human age (years and months). Note that the output value for months should not exceed 11.