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Is it 351?  I figured it this way:

Call the number of apples given to person 1 N, person 2 X, and person 3 Y.
Now if N = 25, then X and Y must both equal 0. (1 solution)
If N = 24, then {X=1,Y=0} and {X=0, Y=1} are valid. (2 solutions)
If N = 23, then {X=1, Y=1}, {X=0, Y=2}, {X=2, Y=0} are valid. (3 solutions)
If N = 22, then there are 4 solutions.
If N = 21, then there are 5 solutions.
...
If N = 0, then there are 26 solutions (run X from 0 to 25 and Y is
forced to a value).  
So the total number is 1+2+3+4+...+26 or 351.
I'm rather math-impaired, so I would like to know 1) is this right? 2)
what is a
more "scientific" way of finding the answer.

Brian /-|-\