Find a trail through the integers by subtracting form the start number to reach the stop number.

start:7,5,-8,-6,7,1,-4,stop:12
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7-2=5; 5-13=-8; -8-(-2)=-6; -6-(-13)=7; 7-6=1; 1-5=-4; -4-(-16)=12. Is that what you want?

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