I export coffee from Colombia. Starbucks, the importer, is my client. Today, I call Starbucks and ask if they would like to purchase $187,500$ pounds of coffee for May $2024$ delivery. Starbucks agrees and we settle on a price of May plus $4($May $+4).$ Today, the May coffee futures contract is priced at $89\mathrm{.}75.$ Fast forward into the future where for purposes of this scenario, assume that there are two days left in the May contract trading period and the price of the May $2024$ coffee futures contract is now $82\mathrm{.}30.$ I call Starbucks, and we agree to settle our business based on the new market price of $82\mathrm{.}30($not taking into consideration the $4-$cent premium$).$ Assume I did everything $$by the book$$ in terms of my hedging strategy, based on what we learned in class.

How much am I left with in U$.$S$.$ dollars as a combination of my gain or loss on the futures contract side of the equation and the amount of money that I collected from Starbucks?

A$.$

$$161,812\mathrm{.}50$ as a positive, dollar amount.

B$.$

$$161,812\mathrm{.}50$ as a negative, dollar amount.

C$.$

$$175,781\mathrm{.}30$ as a positive, dollar amount.

D$.$

$$175,781\mathrm{.}30$ as a negative, dollar amount.