Baker made 2 cakes. He sold 14 of them and bought 35 new cakes. How many more cakes did baker buy than those he sold?
1. Baker made 2 cakes.
2. He sold 14 of them.
3. He bought 35 new cakes.

We want to know how many more cakes did baker buy than those he sold. So, we need to find out how many cakes baker had in total after he sold 14 and bought 35. 

We can do this by adding the number of cakes he had at the beginning (2) with the number of cakes he bought (35), and then subtracting the number of cakes he sold (14). 

This gives us: 

2 + 35 - 14 = 23

So, baker bought 23 more cakes than those he sold.