I\'m using the following piece of code and under some mysterious circumstances the result of the addition is not as it\'s supposed to be:
double _west = 9.482935
You cannot represent every floating point number in the decimal system with a floating point in a binary system accurately, this isn't even directly related to how "small" the decimal number is, some numbers just don't "fit" in base-2 nicely.
Using a longer bit width can help in most cases, but not always.
To specify your constants in Decimal (128-bit floating point ) precision, use this declaration:
decimal _west = 9.482935905456543m;
decimal _off = 0.00000093248155508263153m;
decimal _lon = _west + _off;