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"18"

To be contrary I would say that the answer is bit more complex than that.

The question is ambiguous as a "math, algebra, arithmetic" question; answers could be:

  • 18 ("and" is being used as a substitution for "plus" with an assumption that "one" is really "one dozen")
  • 7 ("and" is being used as a substitution for "plus" with no assumption that "one" is really "one dozen")
  • False ("and" is being used as a boolean operator)

As an English usage question the answer is indeed generally agreed upon as being 18.

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