$A$ and $B$ are mathematically similar cylinders. Cylinder $A$ has surface area $36 cm^{2}$ and Cylinder $B$ has surface area $81 cm^{2}$ . If Cylinder $A$ has volume $48 cm^{3}$ , find the volume of Cylinder $B$ .

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