Total shares outstanding for dual-class shares

Hi, for the calculation of market cap, I'm trying to find the total shares outstanding for a company that has two classes of common shares (Class A and Class B). Both classes have voting rights but Class B is not eligible to receive dividends. In this case, can I still add the number of common stock outstanding in Class A and Class B to get the total shares outstanding?

Thank you.

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