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Since you are probably going to have to retrieve the start or end date from a database anyway, there is going to be little or no real performance difference between them. However, it is always worth storing dates as dates and doing any necessary match later. If nothing else, it allows you to change how you do the math without affecting the data, or to filter based on end date. For example, today it could be "number of days between" you need - tomorrow it could be "number of complete weeks between". If you store only the days difference, you cannot calculate the weeks accurately for existing data.
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