At a fruit stall, the ratio of the number of avocados to that of the peaches to that of the lemons was $$2:9:8$$ at first. The stall owner then sold $$52$$ avocados, $$12$$ peaches and $$60$$ lemons. As a result, the ratio of the number of peaches to that of the lemons became $$6:5$$. What was the total number of avocados, peaches and lemons left in the stall at the end? 
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