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Probability Fundamentals & Geometric Probability · Superchallenge problem

Six married couples (1212 people) are split at random into 66 pairs, with all ways of splitting them into pairs equally likely. What is the probability that no one is paired with their own spouse? Express your answer as a common fraction.