The William Wrigley Jr. Company had 232.441 million shares outstanding. A repurchase for shares would alter that amount. The Wrigley family controlled 21% of the common shares outstanding and 58% of Class B common stock, which had superior voting rights to the common stock. Assuming the Wrigley family did not sell any shares, how would the share-requrchase alternative affect the family’s voting-control position in the company?