A month ago, when RAPL was trading at $$132\mathrm{.}20/$share you thought that RAPL would would stay close to this price for the next month, so you created an option "short straddle" by:

selling $100$ put options with a strike price of $$132\mathrm{.}00$ when the option was quoted at $$2\mathrm{.}37$

selling $100$ call options with a strike price of $$132\mathrm{.}00$ when the option was quoted at $$2\mathrm{.}45$

The options expire today when the value of RAPL stock is now $$142\mathrm{.}90.$ Ignoring other trading costs and taxes, what is the net profit or loss on this straddle trade?