(50pts) According to "The Model" in the GME Webinar (Slide 20), an "allin" investor that can invest double his wealth, with \\( \\$ 600 \\), will own 12 shares when the stock price is \\( \\$ 100 / \\) share (slide 21 ). If the stock price then doubles to \\( \\$ 200 \\) /share, 18 shares are owned (slide 22 ). If instead, the stock price triples to \\( \\$ 300 \\) /share, 20 shares are owned (slide 23 ). How many shares would be owned if instead... The stock price first doubles to \\( \\$ 200 \\) /share, the investor buys as many shares as he can, and then prices increase to \\( \\$ 300 / \\) share, and the investor again purchases as many shares as he can? 20 shares 24 shares 27 shares 36 shares