Mixing 6 pints of a 20 percent alcohol solution with 4 pints of a 10 percent solution results in a new solution with a total volume of 10 pints. The calculation shows that the first solution contributes 1.2 pints of alcohol, while the second contributes 0.4 pints. Adding these amounts gives a total of 1.6 pints of alcohol in the new solution. Dividing this by the total volume and multiplying by 100 reveals that the percentage of alcohol in the new solution is 16 percent. This demonstrates the method for calculating the concentration of mixed alcohol solutions.