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Just add 6 zeroes. Also, for readability, add commas: 414,000,000.
For a number like "4.32 millions", you have to add 6 digits to the right of the decimal point - and eliminate the decimal point. Keep the existing digits, and if you need more digits, fill out with zeroes. This is the result: 4,320,000.
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