In dwelling units, I believe table 220-19, Column C would apply (same answer in this case as column B posted above):
7,700W x 80% = 6160
6160 / 240V = 26 Amps <-- a little too much for #10's.

NEC Chapter 5 deals with special occupancies, article 550 deals with mobile & manufactured homes specifically. I did a quick skim thru my old NEC here at work and did not see anything that appears to change the way dwelling unit cooking appliance branch circuits are calculated. However, please do your own homework here.

Radar

There are 10 types of people. Those who know binary, and those who don't.