In the history of Coca$-$Cola, it has split its stock $11$ timesLinks to an external site.$($as of $2022).$ Therefore, $1$ share of Coca$-$Cola in $1919$ is equivalent to $9,216$ shares today.

The last two splits are: in $1996,$ a $2-$for$-1$ stock split; in $2012,$ a $2-$for$-1$ stock split.

If Berkshire Hathaway owns $100$ million shares of Coca$-$Cola in $1994,$ and it didn't sell or buy any more shares since then, how many shares does it own in $2013,$ after the $1996$ and $2012$ stock split?

Group of answer choices

$25$ million

$200$ million

None of the other options

$400$ million