What makes it possible for human mitochondria, which have only 22 sequences that

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What makes it possible for human mitochondria, which have only 22 sequences that

What makes it possible for human mitochondria, which have only 22 sequences that code for tRNA, to translate mitochondrial polypeptides that require 32 tRNA?

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