Enum addition vs subtraction and casting

Why does addition require a cast but subtraction works without a cast? See the code below to understand what I am asking

public enum Stuff
{
    A = 1,
    B = 2,
    C = 3
}

var resultSub = Stuff.A - Stuff.B; // Compiles
var resultAdd = Stuff.A + Stuff.B; // Does not compile
var resultAdd2 = (int)Stuff.A + Stuff.B; // Compiles     

note: For both addition and subtraction it does not matter whether result is out of range (of the enum) or not in all three examples above.