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Use your head for the first grade math problem: big white+big white = white fat. What are the three numbers "big, white and fat"?
This question is simple.

First, we want to add two digits to get a three-digit number. Then the percentile of the result can only be 1.

So white = 1, so white+white = fat =2.

So the result is 122, so big =6.

To sum up, white = 1 fat =2 and big =6.

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