Net fixed assets can be calculated by subtracting current assets and current liabilities from total assets. However, we don't have direct information about total assets in this case. Instead, we can use the provided equity and long-term debt to estimate total assets, assuming no other non-current liabilities exist.

Total Assets = Equity + Long-Term Debt

Given: Equity = $22,080 Long-Term Debt = $10,490

Total Assets = $22,080 + $10,490

Total Assets = $32,570

Now, to find net fixed assets, we also need to consider current assets and net working capital. Net working capital represents the difference between current assets and current liabilities. Since we don't have the value of current liabilities directly, we can use the net working capital to find it:

Current Liabilities = Current Assets - Net Working Capital

Given: Current Assets = $6,400 Net Working Capital = $2,072

Current Liabilities = $6,400 - $2,072

Current Liabilities = $4,328

Now, we can calculate the net fixed assets:

Net Fixed Assets = Total Assets - Current Assets - Current Liabilities

Net Fixed Assets = $32,570 - $6,400 - $4,328

Net Fixed Assets = $21,842

Therefore, the company's net fixed assets are $21,842.