The country of Gulliversia has two states: Lilliput with a population of 700,000 and Brobdingnag with a population of 937,000. The constitution of Gulliversia requires that the 90 congressional seats be apportioned by Hamilton's method. Lilliput has received 38 seats while Brobdingnag has received 52 seats. Recently, the island of Houyhnhnmsland with a population of 170,000 has joined the union, becoming a state of Gulliversia. When Houyhnhnmsland is included, nine additional seats must be apportioned to maintain the same ratio of seats to citizens. Use Hamilton's method to reapportion the 99 seats to the three states. How is the resulting apportionment an example of the new-states paradox?