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<think>
First, I need to calculate how many popcorn kernels she dropped on her way home.
Since she walked 5000 feet, and she dropped 1 kernel every 25 feet, I should
divide the total distance by 25 to find the number of kernels.

So, 5000 divided by 25. 25 times 200 is 5000, so she dropped 200 kernels.

Then, the squirrel ate one-quarter of them. One-quarter of 200 is 200 divided
by 4, which is 50. So the squirrel ate 50 kernels.

Therefore, the number of kernels remaining is 200 - 50 = 150.
</think>

Jenny walked 5000 feet home, dropping 1 kernel every 25 feet. The total number
of kernels dropped is $\frac{5000}{25} = 200$. The squirrel ate one-quarter of
these, which is $200 \times \frac{1}{4} = 50$. Subtracting the eaten kernels
from the total gives $200 - 50 = 150$.

**Final Answer** The total number of popcorn kernels remaining on the ground is $\boxed{150}$.