Converting English number notation using the so called Arabic Number system to Roman Numerals is possible to anyone knowing the arcane art. In the present educational system in Canada and the US many students under the age of 30 have never been trained to do this and look in puzzlement at dates on monuments such as MCMLVII. Even older ex-students who were trained in the basics feel their grasp on the conversion slip when numbers s in the tens of thousands and millions crop up.As a consequence anyone "may" be able to convert from one system to the other as no law or custom prevents it but they only"can" if they have been instructed.
For completeness the Arabic Numers in use in Arabian countries are not similar to the Western Notation called Arabic Numbers.
٠ Sifr صفر 0
١ waaHid وا حد 1
٢ ithnaan إثنان 2
٣ thalaatha ثلاثة 3
٤ arbi3a أربعة 4
٥ khamsa خمسة 5
٦ sitta ستّة 6
٧ sab3a سبعة 7
٨ thamaaniya ثامنية 8
٩ tis3a تعسة 9
١٠ 3ashara عشرة 10
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7777 in Roman numerals is MMMMMMMDCCLXXVII See link for is a website which can convert them.
It is: (XXXV) which means 1000*35 = 35,000
Roman numerals are represented by alphabetic characters. To convert Roman numbers to regular numbers one must know the numerical value of each character utilized in the Roman numeral set.
In today's modern notation of Roman numerals it is the equivalent of 79
I would convert them back into Hindu-Arabic numerals, do the addition and then convert the answer to Roman numerals.