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Bow size and draw weight question..

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So I have been doing archery about 9 months now, I went to an archery shop to try a bow at higher poundage as I would like to go higher. I started off on a 22# bow, (25F, weak and short), at the shop they measured my draw weight and because of my short draw I was pulling 4# less on the 66" bow that I tried, so I tried a 26# and I was pulling it at 22# (so the 22# I've been using this whole time I've only been pulling at 18#), they said if I'm pulling 4# less on a 66" then every two inch you go down on bow size you gain 2#... So am I correct in thinking, for example if I had a 64" bow at 26# I'd pull 24#? And if I had a 62" bow at 26# I'd pull at 26#? Thanks.

Sorry if it's confusing tried to explain the best I can.

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