MC-nets is a concise representation of the characteristic functions that exploits a set of rules to compute payoffs. Given a MC-nets instance, the problem of computing a payoff division in the least core, which is a generalization of the core-non-emptiness problem that is known to be coNP-complete, is definitely a hard computational problem. In fact, to the best of our knowledge, no algorithm can actually compute such a payoff division for MC-nets instances with dozens of agents. We propose a new algorithm for this problem, that exploits the constraint generation technique to solve the linear programming problem that potentially has a huge number of constraints. Our experimental results are striking since, using 8 GB memory, our proposed algorithm can successfully compute a payoff division in the least core for the instances with up to 100 agents, but the naive algorithm fails due to a lack of memory for instances with 30 or more agents.