On Halloween, Tom goes trick-or-treating and receives many different types of candy.

On the first street he visits, 1515 people give him 44 pieces of candy each.

On the second street, 1919 people give him 11 piece of candy each, and on the third street, 1313 people give him 77 pieces of candy each.

Once he returns home, he gives half of his candy to his younger brother before eating 1717 pieces of his remaining candy.

Interpret how many pieces of candy Tom has left as a numerical expression.

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