Table:
text: List of members of the United States Congress by longevity of service
Senate time
Senate time
Total_tenure_rank Uninterrupted_rank Name_ State_represented Total_tenure_time Uninterrupted_time
1 1 Robert Byrd West Virginia 51 years, 176 days 51 years, 176 days
2 2 Daniel Inouye Hawaii 49 years, 349 days 49 years, 349 days
3 4 Strom Thurmond (I) South Carolina 47 years, 159 days 46 years, 57 days
4 3 Ted Kennedy Massachusetts 46 years, 292 days 46 years, 292 days
5 5 Carl Hayden Arizona 41 years, 305 days 41 years, 305 days
6 6 John C. Stennis Mississippi 41 years, 59 days 41 years, 59 days
7 7 Ted Stevens Alaska 40 years, 10 days 40 years, 10 days

text: List of members of the United States Congress by longevity of service
Senate time
Senate time
Total_tenure_rank Uninterrupted_rank Name_ State_represented Total_tenure_time Uninterrupted_time
8 8 Patrick Leahy Vermont 39years, 29days 39years, 29days
9 9 Ernest Hollings South Carolina 38 years, 55 days 38 years, 55 days
10 10 Richard Russell, Jr. Georgia 38 years, 9 days 38 years, 9 days
11 11 Russell B. Long Louisiana 38 years, 3 days 38 years, 3 days
12 999 Francis E. Warren (I) Wyoming 37 years, 6 days n/a
13 12 Orrin Hatch Utah 37years, 29days 37years, 29days
14 999 James Eastland (I) Mississippi 36 years, 83 days n/a
15 13 Warren Magnuson Washington 36 years, 20 days 36 years, 20 days
16 14 Joe Biden Delaware 36 years, 12 days 36 years, 12 days

Question: Among members of the United States Congress (and their equivalent in the Senate) by seniority, what is the total tenure of Warren Magnuson who had a continuous rank greater than 4 and an aggregate rank greater than 9?