need help with a question

Hello

here is the question:

Marcoli Co has produced the following net profit figures for the years ending 31 December.
20X6
20X7
20X8

$m
1.1
1.5
1.8

(note each correspond to the years above but had to type it this way)

On 1 January 20X7 the number of shares outstanding was 500,000. During 20X7 the Company announced
a rights issue with the following details.
Rights:
1 new share for each 5 outstanding (100,000 new shares in total)
Exercise price:
$5.00
Last date to exercise rights:
1 March 20X7
The market (fair) value of one share in Marcoli immediately prior to exercise on 1 March 20X7 = $11.00.

Required
Calculate the EPS for 20X6, 20X7 and 20X8.

here is the answer:

Answer
Computation of theoretical ex-rights value
This computation uses the total fair value and number of shares.
Fair value of all outs tan ding shares + total received from exercise of rights
divide by
No shares outs tan ding prior to exercise + no shares issued in exercise

($11.00×500,000) + ($5.00×100,000)
divide by
500,000+100,000
= $10.00

Computation of EPS

20X6 EPS as originally reported

$1100,000/500000

20X6 EPS restated for rights issue

$1100,000/*10/11 (or 2.20x 10/11)
500,000

20X7 EPS including effects of rights issue

$1500,000/ (500,000×2/12×11/10)+ (600,000×10/12)

20X8

EPS=$1800,000/600,000

I have an issue with the calculation of theoretical ex-rights:

I calculated this as the same method use in the lectures

1@$5
5@$11
then

$16/6=2.5

but as you see in the answer the computation is different. Can you help?