To solve this type of genetics problem choose the greatest map distance (in this case 33) and place the genes involved at opposite ends of a line representing a portion of the chromosome in question.
Note: the largest possible map distance is 50 representing 2 genes found at exact opposite ends of a chromosome. Genes found at opposite ends of a chromosome behave as if they are on different chromosomes.
Why? ______________________________________________
B-D = 33 map units so:

A-D = 25 map units:

a) the distance from A to B is about 8 (see above) and b) the distance from C to B is less than the distance from A to B
the C-gene must be to the left of the B-gene. So:

The problem with this diagram is: the map distance between any two genes cannot exceed 50! According to our solution the C-D distance is 28+25 or 53!