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Well, the problem does say, "one pool." 
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...it is possible that up to thee pools are used
(1) the pool that took 24 hrs to fill with the first faucet,
(2) the pool that took 8 hrs to fill, and
(3) the "one pool" they are both used to fill.
(1) the pool that took 24 hrs to fill with the first faucet,
(2) the pool that took 8 hrs to fill, and
(3) the "one pool" they are both used to fill.
Why would the same faucet pour into more than one pool? That would imply that either the faucet is movable (or at least rotates), or the pool is movable, or 2 pools are next to each other with 1 rotatable faucet between them. This is somewhat illogical or unlikely to occur.
Furthermore, why would 2 faucets be pouring into a third pool when each faucet fills a pool of its own already? Now you're talking 3 pools in a row (maybe?) with faucets in between them. See how the premise of multiple pools starts to get illogical?
At any rate, differential equations would handle multiple faucets with multiple pools, but that kind of math is beyond the scope of this thread.
