A girl and a boy each randomly grab a piece of candy from a bowl containing 9 pieces of chocolate, 7 fruit chews, 9 lollipops, and 9 peppermints. Find the probability that both events A and B will occur. Give your answer a reduced fraction.
Event A: A girl grabs a lollipop
Event B: A boy grabs a fruit chew
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