Hausdorff measure of intersections

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Suppose I have $3$ sets $A,B,C$ all contained in let's say $\mathbb{R}^k$ and I have the relation that with respect to some dimension function $f$

$H^f(A \cap B)= H^f(A \cap C)$

where $H^f(A)$ denotes the usual Hausdorff $f$-measure of the set $A$.

Is it true that

$H^f(B)= H^f(C)$.

If not what extra conditions are required for this conclusion?