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The Sylow Theorems · Superchallenge problem

A group has order 380=22⋅5⋅19380=2^2\cdot5\cdot19. Suppose, toward a contradiction, that NEITHER its Sylow 55-subgroup nor its Sylow 1919-subgroup is normal, so Sylow III forces n5=76n_5=76 and n19=20n_{19}=20 (the only other candidates). How many elements of order 55 or order 1919 would this force GG to have in total?