Maude worked as a Software Developer for Microsoft for $3$ internships. She was just hired full$-$time after graduating from Concordia in December $2023.$ On her first day of work on January $1,2024,$ she was offered to participate in the company$$s retirement plan which is a Defined Contribution Pension Plan $($DCPP$).$ After having taken a Personal Finance course, Maude enrolled immediately on her first day, as she knows the benefit of putting money away early and having it grow even though she is a long way from retirement. Whatever Maude contributes, Microsoft doubles her contributions dollar for dollar. So far the plan averages a return of $7\%$ compounded weekly. Both Maude and her employer contribute at the beginning of each month. Maude is only $24$ years old with plans to retire early at age $55.$ Maude can afford to contribute $$300/$month$.$ How much will she have in her retirement plan at retirement?

Select one:

a$.$

$$1,355,876$

b$.$

$$1,192,344$

c$.$

$$1,199\mathrm{.}315$

d$.$

$$1,361,560$

e$.$

$$1,370,436$