A firm whose home currency is the Mexican Peso $($MXN$)$ is considering an investment in the United States. The investment is expected to produce after$-$tax United States dollar $($USD$)$ cash flows $($in millions$)$ as follows:

Year $0$: $-$USD$555$

Year $1$: USD$275$

Year $2$: USD$288$

Year $3$: USD$291$

Year $4$: USD$295$

The expected rates of inflation are constant at $6\mathrm{.}55\%$ in Mexico and $4\mathrm{.}88\%$ in the United States. The required returns for projects in this risk class are $16\mathrm{.}35\%$ in Mexico and $9\mathrm{.}11\%$ in the United States. The spot exchange rate is MXN$22\mathrm{.}84/$USD$.$

The project country$$s government has United States dollar$-$denominated bonds outstanding that currently yield $4\mathrm{.}74\%$ per annum. The Mexican firm pays a marginal corporate tax rate of $17\%$ on its USD profits, which is the same marginal tax rate that the firm pays on its parent company profits in the Mexican peso.

The US Government has a FDI policy stipulating that for all foreign projects, the first $3$ years of USD cash flows generated by the project must be loaned to the country$$s government at an interest rate of $0\%$ per annum for a period of exactly $3$ years after they are generated by the project. How much financial value$-$add does the project provide to the MNC$?$