A charity organization has 851 volunteers in Country A and 3449 volunteers in Country B. There are 43 lead organizers that must be apportioned to the two locations. Country A receives 9 while Country B receives 34.

When the operations are expanded to Country \(C\) with 725 volunteers, 7 new lead organizers are added to the team. When the lead organizers are reapportioned, Country A receives 9 , Country B receives 34, and Country C receives 7 lead organizers.

Determine whether the scenario violates the new-states paradox. Justify your answer.