22/100 = 22%
A value like 22% can show up as a sale discount, a survey result, or the share of people who choose a certain option. For example, a store might mark an item down by that amount.
To picture it quickly, think of a little more than one fifth of a whole. If you imagine 100 small squares, shade 22 of them.
A common mistake is treating 22% as the same as 22 percentage points. Percentages describe a share of a total, while percentage points measure the difference between two percentages.
