Series A liquidation preference = 10 * 1.5 = 15 million,
Ownership = 10/40 * 50/75 = 16.67%,
Series B liquidation preference = 25 * 3 = 75 million,
Ownership = 25/75 = 33.33%.
Common owns 50%.
Part A: $75 to B, $10 to A.
Part B: $75 to B, $15 to A, $10 to common.
Part C: 75 to B, A converts and gets $125 * (16.67/ (16.67 + 50)) = $31.25 million, common gets $93.75.
Part D: A and B convert, so A gets 16.67% * (300) = 50,
B gets 33.3% * (300) = 100, and common gets $150.
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