You just got your first job out of college $($congrats$!)$ and have some money to invest for the future. You consider investing in both a risky asset and a risk$-$free asset. Assume that the difference between the expected return of the risky asset and the rate of return on a riskfree asset is $12\mathrm{.}00$ percentage point's. In addition, your expected investment return $($from investing in both assets$)$ is $3\mathrm{.}00$ percentage points higher than the rate of return on a risk$-$free asset. What percentage $($as a decimal$)$ of your funds did you invest in the risky asset?

$($Round your answer to two decimals, if necessary.$)$