If you meant that plot 1 + plot 2 is equal to plot 3 + plot 4, then this is what I got.
Since plots 1-4 are all equal, I made them one variable, x. Since plots 5-7 are all equal I also made them a variable, y. I then made some base formulas based off of the info.
1: 4x+3y=25740
2: 2x=3y
I then solved for x on the second equation and got x=(3/2)y. Using this new equation, I plugged it into the x value for the first formula. Now you only have one variable, so you can solve for y. After I did this, I got y=2860. Then I plugged y into the first formula and solved for x this time. I got x=4290. I checked my answers and this should be right if the information I used was correct.
So therefore...
Plot 1 = 4290
Plot 2 = 4290
Plot 3 = 4290
Plot 4 = 4290
Plot 5 = 2860
Plot 6 = 2860
Plot 7 = 2860
This isn't propotional, but heres a visual for the x's and the y's