Statics Problem 4-147: Equivalent load of two distributed loadings

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Statics Practice Problem 4-147: Equivalent load of two distributed loading acting on top and bottom of a beam
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how is it possible that the bottom side = 9m, but a + b = 5.62+1.53 != defintely doesn't equal 9

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