According to an industry report, 26 percent of all households have at least one cell phone. Further, of those that do have a cell phone, the mean monthly bill is $55.90 with a standard deviation equal to $9.60. Recently, a random sample of 400 households was selected. Of these households, 88 indicated that they had cell phones. The mean bill for these 88 households was $57.00. What is the probability of getting 88 or fewer households with cell phones if the numbers provided by the industry report are correct?