Clipper Company sells two types of nail clippers. One focuses on the economy oriented customer and the other aims to satisfy the high$-$end clientele. The economy clipper costs $$3$ and has a sales price of $$7.$ The high$-$end model costs $$6$ and sells for $$12.$ Fixed costs associated with this product line amount to $$56,760.$ Economy clippers constitute $70$ percent of the market with the remaining $30$ percent being high$-$end clippers. Based on this information what is the total break$-$even point $($the tolal number of economy line plus the number of high$-$end clippers$)?$

Note: Round your final answer to nearest whole number.

Multiple Choice

$2,468$ clippers

$12,228$ clippers

$1,851$ clippers

$12,339$ clippers