… and represented 23% of total deposits. Turning to the income statement, as Bill mentioned, I want to provide a bit more detail regarding the integration costs and significant items in the quarter. When combined, these items had a minimal impact on our net income and earnings per share. First, we incurred $127 million of integration costs related to the first bank acquisition. Beyond these integration costs, we had several significant items. We participated in the Visa Exchange Program and monetized half of our Visa Class B2 shares, resulting in a $448 million pretax gain. We also recorded a negative $85 million Visa Derivative Fair Value Adjustment associated with our remaining Visa Class B3 shares, primarily related to the extension of anticipated litigation resolution. In addition, we repositioned a portion of our securities portfolio through the sale of approximately $4 billion of available-for-sale securities, resulting in a $139 million loss. We reinvested the proceeds into securities with yields approximately 120 basis points higher than the securities sold. Finally, we contributed $140 million to the PNC Foundation, which supports our communities and early childhood …