Consider a program that declares global integer variables x$,$ y$,$ z$,$ w$[10].$ Assume that an integer occupies $4$ bytes. These variables are allocated starting at a base address of decimal $2000.$ All these variables have been initialized to decimal $10.$ The base address $2000$ has been placed in $gp$.$ The program executes the following assembly instructions:

lw $s$1,0($$gp$)$

lw $s$2,4($$gp$)$

add $s$3,$ $s$2,$ $s$2$

sub $s$1,$ $s$1,$ $s$2$

add $s$2,$ $s$1,$ $s$3$

sw $s$1,8($$gp$)$

sw $s$2,12($$gp$)$

subi $s$2,$ $s$3,120$

sw $s$2,16($$gp$)$