Suppose the domestic real money demand amount increases by 16%, the domestic nominal money supply increases by 30%, and the foreign nominal money supply increases by 8%, while the foreign real money demand amount remains constant. What should be the percent increase the exchange rate of domestic currency per foreign currency according to the monetary approach to the exchange rate?

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