Linda, Inc., a factory that produces two different fragrances, rose and lilac, is considering switching its suppliers, and you are attempting to calculate total Manufacturing Overhead (MOH) to get an accurate picture of the company's budget. Under their traditional costing system, it has the following costs: Rose Fragrance: Glass Bottles, $76000; Fragrance, $29000; Bottler Wages, $74000; and Assembly Line Wages, $26400; and Lilac Fragrance: Glass Bottles, $112900; Fragrance, $32952; Bottler Wages, $84100; and Assembly Line Wages, $33000. The manufacturing overhead for each fragrance will be 86% of their Direct Labor (DL) costs. The company produced 28200 glass bottles of rose fragrance and 44100 glass bottles of lilac fragrance during the period. What is their total allocated MOH for the lilac fragrance?