The table below represents the different GMT time zones for each city. The time 16:00 in Toronto. What will the time be in Paris?

Paris is ahead of Toronto. The difference is the absolute difference between their GMT offsets.

$$\text{Time difference} = (+2) - (-6) = 2 + 6 = 8 \text{ hours}$$

Paris is 8 hours ahead of Toronto.

Given the time in Toronto is $16:00$.

$$\text{Time in Paris} = \text{Time in Toronto} + \text{Time difference}$$ $$\text{Time in Paris} = 16:00 + 8 \text{ hours}$$ $$\text{Time in Paris} = 24:00 \text{ or } 00:00 \text{ the next day}$$

The time in Paris will be $\boxed{00:00 \text{ (midnight)}}$.

$$^\circ \text{F} = 75.2$$

The temperature converted to Fahrenheit is $\boxed{75.2^\circ \text{F}}$.

Since the crates are of equal size and 4 crates stack to $92 \text{ cm}$:

$$\text{Height of one crate} = \frac{\text{Total height of 4 crates}}{\text{Number of crates}}$$ $$\text{Height of one crate} = \frac{92 \text{ cm}}{4}$$ $$\text{Height of one crate} = 23 \text{ cm}$$

She puts an extra crate on top, so there are now $4 + 1 = 5$ crates.

$$\text{Total height of 5 crates} = \text{Height of one crate} \times 5$$ $$\text{Total height of 5 crates} = 23 \text{ cm} \times 5$$ $$\text{Total height of 5 crates} = 115 \text{ cm}$$

The height of the pile of all the crates is $\boxed{115 \text{ cm}}$.