Nope. Accounts receivable are accounts receivable, the clue is in the name. Cash is cash and short term deposits.
The put option is still a contingent liability. If they receive a notice to exercise it, then it will hit the balance sheet as an actual liability. Then, once the payment date arrives it will be deducted from cash, if there is any left by then.
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