Numbers of SQL Server CAL license required ?

Hi,
We are going to set up a SQL Server 2012 Server with 2 instances. The first instance has 25 maximum number of concurrent users and the second one has 10 concurrent users.
Does it mean that we need to purchase 25 + 10 = 35 CAL license for the setup ?
Thanks

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