Exactly two crates show signs of spoilage

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A shipment of 100 fruit crates has 11 crates in which the fruit shows signs of spoilage. A quality control inspection selects 8 crates at random, opens these selected crates, and then counts the number (out of 8) in which the fruit show signs of spoilage. What is the probability that exactly two crates show signs of spoilage?

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