Calculation that results in 222222328186035px [closed] - javascript

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Does this number has any significance?
On one computer from a guy at our company, the Kendo Popup plugin i'm using is incorrectly positioned and the inline style is clearly a miscalculation.
Just wondering what's up as this is such an odd problem.
Searching google for 222222328186035px yields a few results but nothing that explains whats up.

Oh I found it. :)
Someone probably did 2 / 9 (or a similar fraction) in "float" precision and then printed at a higher precision than "float" accurately stores.
In C
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("%.2f\n", (float)(20 / 9.0));
}
Output:
0.22222232818603515625

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