The new price is $28.38
Here, given the original price and the markup rate, we want to get the new price
Mathematically, we have this as;
[tex]\text{New price = original price + markup rate of original price}[/tex]From the question;
original price = $22
markup rate = 29%
Substituting these values into the equation written above, we have that;
[tex]\begin{gathered} \text{New price = \$22 + (29\% of \$22)} \\ \text{New price = \$22 + (}\frac{29}{100}\times22) \\ \\ \text{New price = \$22 + \$6.38} \\ \text{New price = \$28.38} \end{gathered}[/tex]