In certain flies, the gene Q determines the shape of the wing. The dominant Q allele produces straight wings and the recessive q allele produces curly wings. In this flies, the gene H is responsible for the formation of hairs. The allele H produces a hairy body while the recessive allele h produces hairless flies. Both genes are located in the same chromosome and are separated by 26 map units. Individuals with the genotype Qh/qH are self-crossed. What percentage of the progeny do you expect to be both hairy and curly-winged?