Initially, the salaries of Sita, Gita, and Mita were in the ratio \(5:6:7\). Let their salaries be \(5p, 6p,\) and \(7p\), respectively. After receiving salary increases of \(20\%\), \(25\%\), and \(20\%\) respectively, their new salaries became \(6p, 7.5p,\) and \(8.4p\). Subsequently, Sita and Mita received further salary hikes of \(40\%\) and \(25\%\), respectively. Sita's salary became \(1.4 \times 6p = 8.4p\), and Mita's salary became \(1.25 \times 8.4p = 10.5p\). Let Gita's salary after her hike be g. The equation \(3g = 8.4p + g + 10.5p\) simplifies to \(2g = 18.9p\), which gives \(g = 9.45p\). The percentage hike for Gita is \(\frac {9.45p — 7.5p}{7.5p} \times 100 = 26\%\).
The answer is \(26\%\).