act math question!

I have a question about math problem that I found online practice test.

There is a table that looks like

Student status- approve- disapprove- no opinion
High school 30 - 4 - 11

College 14 - 10 - 6

nonstudent 85 - 353 - 47

total 129 - 367 - 64

Total resident is 560.

The question: After constructing the table, it was discovered that the student status of 15 residents who replied that they
approved had been incorrectly classified as nonstudents. After correcting errors, exactly 60% of the college
students had replied that they approved. To the nearest 1%, what percent of high school students replied that
they approved?

The answer is 70%.

I got 73% because

60% times 30(college students) is 18, so there will be 4 more college students who approved. Since 15 residents were incorrectly classified as nonstudents, 11will be added to 30. so a total of 41 high school students have approved.
so 41/ 56(new total number of high school students) is 73%.

an ideas? i tried to write the table in order, but the form changes after posting.

so you have to add 10 to the college 14 students because 24/40 is 60% (in your explanation you were right with evertything but with this you forgot to account for the new number of colleges students because of the one you added) and then you add the 5 to high school and it is 35/50 then that is 70%

sorry this is late post i am working on this too just thought i would help