Suppose that the town of Pine Creek has 2,350 citizens, of which 1,950 are white and 400 are nonwhite. Further suppose that 11% of the white citizens, or 215 people, live below the poverty level, while 28% of the nonwhite citizens, or 112 people, live below the poverty level. If you visit Pine Creek, what is the probability of meeting (at random) a person who is either nonwhite or living below the poverty level?