26. How many chocolates each one gets

Kavya has 168 chocolates. She gives \(\frac{1}{3}\) to her classmates, \(\frac{1}{4}\) to her cousins, and divides the rest equally among her \(2\) siblings. Write an expression to find how many chocolates each sibling gets. Also, find out how many chocolates each one receives. 

 

Expression: \([168 - (168 \div 3) + (168 \div 4)] \div 3\)\([168 - (168 \div 3)] - (168 \div 4) \div 3\)\([168 - (168 \div 3) - (168 \div 4)] \div 2\)\(168 - [(168 \div 3) - (168 \div 4)] \div 3\)

 

Each one gets \(=\)