In $2001,$ right after the introduction of the Euro, a German pension fund made its first investment in the U$.$S$.$ It acquired a $$100$ million office building in a primary market. At the time the exchange rate between Euro and US $ was $$0\mathrm{.}88($i$.$e$.$ it "cost" $$0\mathrm{.}88$ to buy $1$ Euro$).$ Today, the office building acquired in $2001$ has appreciated by $20\%.$ The pension fund $($PF$)$ needs to liquidate its investment $($as it has to meet its pension obligations$).$ According to its CPA, the PF will have to realize a loss of approximately $$6\mathrm{.}5$ million on its books $($which are kept in Euros$)$: