In a school, there are 4 more students in Class A than in Class B, and 4 more students in Class B than in Class C. As a reward for good behavior, a teacher decides to give out some sweets. Every student in class C got 5 more sweets than every student in Class B, and every student in Class B got 3 more sweets than every student in Class A. As it turns out, Class A got 10 more sweets than Class B, and Class B got 14 more sweets than Class C. How many sweets were given out in all?

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