Let's describe the situation -
Averi first was with Jake, who was at the back.
Alexendria is 4 position before Jake as there are 3 people between them.
Walter is 10 position before Alexendria as there are 9 people between them.
Annie is 5 position after Walter as there are 4 people between them.
Katie is 13 position before Annie as there are 12 people between them.
Carli is 3 position after Katie as there are 2 people between them.
Suppose, there were n people in line. So, Jake was at position n.
n is odd as there is an exact middle. The position of Carli was (n+1)/2
Now, from the above, we get (n+1)/2=n-4-10+5-13+3=n-19
n+1=2n-38
n=39
So, including Averi, there are 39+1=40 people in the line.
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