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Note from the addition of the last digits that $A+B=D\text{ or }A+B=D+10$. From the addition of the frontmost digits, $A+B$ cannot have a carry, since the answer is still a five-digit number. Also $A+B$ cant have a carry since then for the second column, $C+1+D$ cant equal $D$. Therefore $A+B=D$. Using the second or fourth column, this then implies that $C=0$, so that $B+C=B$ and $C+D=D$. Note that all of the remaining equalities are now satisfied: $A+B=D,B+C=B,$ and $B+A=D$. Since the digits must be distinct, the smallest possible value of $D$ is $1+2=3$, and the largest possible value is $9$. Thus we have that $3\le D\le 9$, so the number of possible values is $\boxed{7}$