Given the fragment: What is the result?

In Java, when performing arithmetic operations involving `double`, `int`, and `float` types, smaller data types are automatically promoted to the largest type in the expression to prevent data loss. The specific fragment's calculations, applying these promotion rules, would lead to the result `13480.0` as a `double` value.

This result indicates a different calculation or a potential floating-point precision error that is not the intended correct answer for the given fragment.

Mixed-type arithmetic operations are generally handled by Java's automatic type promotion and do not typically cause compilation errors unless there's an explicit type mismatch without promotion.

Standard arithmetic operations with type promotion do not throw runtime exceptions unless specific conditions like division by zero or null pointer access occur, which are not implied by the choice being a numeric result.