A small monster collector is visiting the Tauroto region during its annual Pirate Festival, and capturing small monsters on a beach where there are 13 unique Pirate-type and 27 unique Water-type small monsters. The collector has fifteen small monster containment devices and intends to capture fewer of the Water-type monsters than of the rarer Pirate-type. Assuming the collector successfully uses all their small monster containment devices, how many combinations of small monsters can they capture?

A small monster collector is visiting the Tauroto region during its annual Pirate Festival, and capturing small monsters on a beach where there are 13 unique Pirate-type and 27 unique Water-type small monsters. The collector has fifteen small monster containment devices and intends to capture fewer of the Water-type monsters than of the rarer Pirate-type. Assuming the collector successfully uses all their small monster containment devices, how many combinations of small monsters can they capture?

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