MC10 [5 points] You own your own firm and you need to raise $50 million to fund an expansion. Following the expansion, your firm will be worth $75 million in its unlevered form. You want to go ahead with the expansion, but you are concerned that you may not be able to maintain ownership of over 50% of your firm's equity. In other words, you are concerned that if you use equity to finance the expansion, you may lose control of your firm. Assume that capital markets are perfect except for the existence of corporate taxes and that your firm pays 21% of earnings in taxes. If you want to maintain ownership of at least 50%, then the minimum amount of permanent debt that you must issue to fund the expansion is closest to: A) $19 million. B) $14 million. C) $16 million. D) $20 million