So if MNS has a market cap of $300 million and they did not...

So if MNS has a market cap of $300 million and they did not raise that money/issue those options that would mean they would have 350 million shares only. Does that mean their share price would be higher than it is now? Less dilution? Or do you subtract the $10 million raised from the options converted? So the market cap is $290 million. That still gives you a share price of over 80 cents. If there were no options currently and you could only buy heads, what would the share price be? It looks like the options are weighing the price down. Would that look worse for KNL if MNS had only 100 million shares more than KNL but a share price that is 5 times higher? Not sure how this is all calculated. Having a quick look, KNL's recent CR diluted the company by 25% to raise $10 million. Is this what is bogging it down?