(Stock split) Templeton Care Facilities, Inc. was contemplating a stock dividend. The firm's stock price had risen over the last three years and was trading at $165 per share. The firm's board of directors felt that the trading range should be around $55 to $105, so they were initially considering a stock dividend that, other things remaining the same, would result in a $55 share price. On second thought, the firm's board of directors decided to use a stock split rather than a stock dividend, how many new shares should the firm issue for each outstanding share? The necessary stock split factor is (Round to the nearest integer.)