21. Splash Bottling's December 31st balance sheet (for 2020) is shown below (in millions of dollars): Cash S S Accounts payable SIS Accounts receivable 20 Notes payable 15 Inventory 30 Accrued wages and taxes 20 Net fixed assets 95 Long-term debt 20 Common equity 80 Total liabilities Total assets $150 and equity $150 Sales during the past year (S.) were $200 million, and they are expected to rise by 30 percent to (S) S260 million during next year. Also, during last year net fixed assets were being utilized to only 80 percent of capacity, so Splash could have supported $200 million of sales with net fixed assets that were only 80 percent of last year's actual fixed assets. Assume that Splash's profit margin will remain constant at 10 percent and that the company will continue to pay out 75 percent of its earnings as dividends. What amount of nonspontaneous, additional funds (AFN) will be needed during this year (in millions)