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Correct it politely if the difference could affect the analysis. It is better to clarify the number than let the case continue on a false premise.
Case interviews are collaborative enough that small clarifications are normal.
You can say, 'Just to make sure we are aligned, I had calculated 12%, not 20%.'
Clarify immediately when the number matters, keep the tone neutral, and continue. If useful, this guide on first-round consulting interviews gives more detail.