Your picture quality is not clear so check this values which I understood from picture: -26e & +46e & +14e. If any of the values are different let me know in comment section, I will recalculate it.
Solution:
Remember whenever metal spheres are touched, the charge is equally distributed between them. now Suppose when two spheres A and B are touched, After separating
Charge on A = Charge on B = (qa + qb)/2
Using this:
When Sphere W and A are touched and separated
Charge on A = Charge on W = (qw + qa)/2
qw = 0, given initially
Suppose qa = Charge on Sphere A = ne
Charge on A = Charge on W = (0 + ne)/2 = ne/2
Now when Sphere W and B are touched
qb = -26e
Charge on W = Charge on B = (ne/2 - 26e)/2 = ne/4 - 13e
Now when Sphere W and C are touched
qc = 46e
Charge on W = Charge on C = ((ne/4 - 13e) + 46e)/2 = ne/8 + 33e/2
Now given that final charge on sphere W = 14e
So,
ne/8 + 33e/2 = 14e
ne/8 = 14e - 33e/2
ne/8 = -5e/2
n/8 = -5/2
n = -20
So Initial charge on Sphere A = -20e = (multiple of -20)*e
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