$3.$ Consider a company founded with $1$m shares of common equity, split amongst the founders. A year later the company raises $$3$M of Series A funding at a $$1$M pre$-$money valuation. After the money has gone into the firm, they establish an option pool of $10\%$ of post$-$money shares outstanding. How many shares are there on a fully diluted basis, including the options? The answer must be strictly numeric $($an integer$)$ to be graded as correct.Do not include commas, symbols or text.Enter answer here$1$ point.

$4.$Now consider the same company, and the same valuation scenario described above. $($Namely$,$ the company is founded with $1$m shares of common equity, split amongst the founders. A year later the company raises $$3$M of Series A funding at a $$1$M pre$-$money valuation.$)$ Now assume that the option pool of $10\%$ of post$-$money shares outstanding is taken out of the pre$-$money valuation of the firm. How many shares are there on a fully diluted basis, including the options? The answer must be strictly numeric $($an integer$)$ to be graded as correct. Do not include commas, symbols or text.