Macbook Pro battery goes from 100% to 93%?

Upon charging my MacBook Pro 13", it fully charges to 100% but not even a minute later, suddenly drops to 93% and then resumes depleting normally.
Anyone know of anything happening like this before? I recently just got my battery replaced so nothing should be wrong with it.

Have you calibrated the battery?
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