Create a `Wallet` class initialized with a `balance`. Overload the `__add__` method to return a completely new `Wallet` object containing the combined balance. Read two balances, add the wallets, and print the new wallet’s balance.
Two space-separated integers.
Print 'New Balance: [total]'.
None
50 75
New Balance: 125
Overloading `__add__` enables adding complex objects directly with the `+` operator, abstracting the internal data structure.
class Wallet:
# Define __init__ and __add__
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
b1, b2 = map(int, input().split())
# Instantiate, add, and print
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