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edited Nov 2, 2017 at 19:21

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Pyth, 1212 9 bytes

e@.*m-SdeS@Fm.-m/d{

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e@.*m-SdeS@Fm.-m/d{
    m Sd   /d   Count the Sortoccurrences Aof andeach Belement.
     -.m  .-d{   Take Removeonly those that appear the duplicatedminimum elementsnumber fromof eachtimes.
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Pyth, 12 bytes

e@.*m-Sd.-d{

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e@.*m-Sd.-d{
    m Sd        Sort A and B.
     -  .-d{    Remove the duplicated elements from each.
 @.*            Take the intersection.
e               Take the last (largest).

Pyth, 12 9 bytes

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eS@Fm.m/d

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eS@Fm.m/d
    m  /d   Count the occurrences of each element.
     .m     Take only those that appear the minimum number of times.
  @F        Apply the above to A and B and take the intersection.
eS          Take the largest.

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created Nov 2, 2017 at 18:21

user48543

Pyth, 12 bytes

e@.*m-Sd.-d{

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Explanation

e@.*m-Sd.-d{
    m Sd        Sort A and B.
     -  .-d{    Remove the duplicated elements from each.
 @.*            Take the intersection.
e               Take the last (largest).