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Hello please help,

My girlfriend had a prolonged period starting on 22 Jan and ended on 27 jan.
On 28 Jan night Me and my gf were dry humping.I had my boxers on while she was naked and rubbing her genitals against my boxers.
I noticed that i had some precum on my boxers later and might have touched the precum with my hand from outside boxer.
1. Can the precum containing sperms pass through boxers while she was rubbing her vagina against me cause pregnancy?
2. Also if i had got some precum through my boxer on my hand when i touched the outside of my boxer to check and later i fingered her after 2-3 minutes can this cause pregnancy.

Although we took Emergency contraceptive "I-pill"(Levonorgestral IP 1.5 mg dosage) within 12-15 hours of incidence still are there any chance of pregnancy considering she was on 7th day of her cycle and usually has 30-35 day cycle or more?

Please advice

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