The function $P(x) = \frac{120}{1 + 372e^{-0.133x}}$ models the percentage, $P(x)$, of Americans who are $x$ years old and have some degree of heart disease. What is the percentage, to the nearest tenth, of 29-year olds with some degree of heart disease?
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