Snyder's Moving company has two segments of customer: Small Business $($SB$)$ and Residential. $10\%$ of Snyder's $2,200$ clients fall into both categories, using Snyder's as their mover of choice for both their business and personal needs. The remaining clients are split evenly between segments. A client who falls into one category will use Snyder's once every $3$ years. Clients who fall into both categories use Snyder's twice every $3$ years. SB moves cost $15\%$ more to the clients than Residential moves due to additional insurance costs for Snyder's. The average profit Snyder's makes per move, regardless of which type, is $$260.$ Snyder recently launched a marketing campaign to all SB$-$only clients to encourage them to use Snyder's for residential moves. $10\%$ of recipients decided to do so$.$ Assuming the campaign cost $$500$ to execute, how profitable was it$?$ $$12,480$ $$25,240$ $$50,480$ $$56,240$