Changing the value-type after it is boxed

Boxing is a process of converting a value-type to a reference-type by copying the contents of the value-type to a reference-type object on managed heap. You can read about boxing here as a refresher.

In following code we box an int and do some more operations on boxed object:

int i = 10;

// box the value-type i
object bi = i; 

// copy the bi reference to another reference
object cbi = bi;

// Unbox, multiply, and re-box bi
bi = (int)bi * 2;

// modify i
i = 30;

Let's get the sum of i, bi, and cbi values now:

// Output the sum of i, bi, cbi 
Console.WriteLine( i + (int)bi + (int)cbi );

What would be printed as sum above?