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Mia, Amelia, Tom, Keira and Sia have some candies with them such that the order of the number of candies is Mia < Amelia < Tom < Keira < Sia. The arithmetic mean (average) of the candies that they all have is equal to the median, which is 15. The mode of the given data is also 15 and the range of the number of candies is 10. How many candies would Keira have, if the number of candies that Amelia has is the same as that with Tom and Keira has 5 more candies than Mia?

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