Data from a grocery store chain finds that the probability of buying milk is independent of the probability of buying soda. Data analysis finds that if a randomly picked shopper does not buy soda, they have a 76% chance of buying milk. And if a randomly picked shopper does not buy milk, they have a 19% chance of buying soda. What is the probability that a randomly picked shopper does not buy milk and does not buy soda? Please answer as a decimal, rounded to 2 digits. For instance, if your answer is 3%, you would enter 0.03