You recently turned $38$ and have started looking for a new job.

You currently make $$70,000$ a year and are paid every two weeks, and they provide a $100\%$ match on your $401$K up $3\%.$

Yesterday, you received an offer with a salary of $$68,750.$ The new offer includes a $100\%$ match on your $401$K up $6\%.$ They also pay every two weeks.

Both $401$K funds have two options: low risk, which is $4\%$ annually, and High risk, which is $9\%$ annually. You contribute $3\%$ to your $401$K to receive the full $100\%$ match. If you choose the new company, you can afford to increase your $401$K contribution to receive a $100\%$ match. Your current $401$K has a balance of $$25,750.$ Both employers contribute to your $401$ every two weeks. You plan to retire at age $70.$

Calculate the Future Value of the Low$-$risk and high$-$risk funds for your current company and the new job offer and determine which gives you a better chance to retire at age $70.$