Add parenthesis in operations to keep order. #248
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Bug fix: Removing interpolation was causing changes in the order of calculations.
Replacing interpolation with parenthesis in these cases produces the same result.
Ex.
$a * #{$b + $c}is not the same calculation as$a * $b + $c, but it is the same as .$a * ($b + $c)