Looking to get my percentage result to go to a leaderboard

I have been currently working on a PHP based test where the results go to a leaderboard. At present the test tallys up the score as an out of 20 result “14/20” etc and sends it to a leaderboard via storage in a xml. I got some code that can make the percentage but it only displays it under the out of 20 results
e.g “you got 14/20 your percentage is 25% etc” What I am looking to do is have it so only the percentage is displayed and that it is the percentage that goes to the leaderboards rather than the mark out of 20.

I will provide the code below any and all help would be greatly greatly appreciated.

This is the code in the test part that I belive will send it to the leaderboard and the one where the result is initially displayed.

<?php } else {
$file = "leaders.xml";
 $xml = simplexml_load_file($file);
 $user = $xml->addChild('user');
 $uname = $user->addChild('name',$_SESSION['user']);
 $uscore = $user->addChild('score',$_SESSION['score']);
 $xml->asXML("leaders.xml");
 
echo "<h2 id=\\"score\\">{$_SESSION['user']}, your final score is:</h2>\

<h3>{$_SESSION['score']}/20</h3><h4>Verdict:</h4>";
 
//changed code
$percent=$_SESSION['score']/20*100; //work out a percentage, divide the score by total an *100
echo "<p>Your Percentage: ".$percent."</p>";
 
 
 if($_SESSION['score'] <= 5) echo "<p id=\\"verdict\\"><span>S</span>everely <span>H</span>indered <span>I</span>n the <span>T</span>est!</p>\
";
 if(($_SESSION['score'] > 5) && ($_SESSION['score'] <= 10)) echo "<p id=\\"verdict\\"><span>C</span>ould <span>R</span>ead <span>A</span>nd <span>P</span>ractice more.</p>\
";
 if(($_SESSION['score'] > 10) && ($_SESSION['score'] <= 15)) echo "<p id=\\"verdict\\"><span>A</span>cronyms a<span>R</span>e <span>S</span>o <span>E</span>asy!</p>\
";
 if($_SESSION['score'] > 15) echo "<p id=\\"verdict\\"><span>S</span>uper <span>A</span>cronym <span>S</span>pecialist</p>";
 echo "<p id=\\"compare\\"><a href=\\"results.php\\">See how you compare! <img src=\\"images/arrow.png\\" /></a></p>";
}
 ?>

This is the code in the XML file that is storing the the leader information

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<users>
  <user>
    <name>Bobby</name>
    <score>10</score>
  </user>
  <user>
    <name>Billy</name>
    <score>1</score>
  </user>
</users>

and this is the show leaders code from the functions.

function showLeaders($file,$limit,$group = null) {
    $leaders = array();
   
    // Load the xml file and place all users and associated
    // scores into the 'leaders' array.
    $xml = simplexml_load_file($file);
    foreach($xml->user as $user) {
        $name = (string)$user->name;
        $score = (string)$user->score;
        $leaders[$name] = $score;
    }
       
    // Sort the leaders array numerically, highest scorers first.   
    arsort($leaders,SORT_NUMERIC);
    
    // Initialise our $counter variable to '1'.
    $counter = 1;

 // Start a html ordered list to hold the leaders.
    $output = "<ul class=\\"leaders\\">\
";
    
    // Loop through the 'leaders' array and wrap each username and score
    // in <li> tags. If the user is the current $_SESSION['user'], wrap
    // the name/score in <strong> tags too.
    foreach ($leaders as $key => $value) {
        // Check that $counter is less than $limit.
        if ($counter <= $limit) {
            if ($key == $_SESSION['user']) {
                $output .= "<li><strong>$key:</strong> $value/20</li>\
";
            } else {
                $output .= "<li>$key: $value/20</li>\
";
            }
            // Check to see if $group parameter has been passed.
            // If it has, create separate lists according to the $group variable.
            if ($group) {
                // Use the modulus operator(%) to create new sub-list.
                if($counter % $group == 0) {
                    $output .= "</ul>\
<ul class=\\"leaders\\">\
";
                }
            }
        }
    // Increment the $counter. 
    $counter++;
    }
    // End the ordered list.
    $output .= "</ul>\
";
    
    // Print out the ordered list.
    echo $output;
 }
    

If anyone can give me any help with this I would be so grateful. Thank you so much for any and all help!