ISA 2.9 MIPS: Saving and restoring registers to the stack

Contents: caller, callee, arguments, results, callee-saved, caller-saved, stack growing down, stack pointer $sp, register conventions, stack example.
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At the end, B is both a caller and a callee. Does that mean it has to save all the registers that it uses? What if B calls C, which calls D, which calls E, which calls F... Would the only safe way to go about this be to save all registers r8-r23 during each subroutine? Or is only saving the registers used by the subroutine enough to guarantee that no registers are overwritten? Assembly is confusing...

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