Yes, that’s exactly what my example tells you. And share price remains the same. You keep claiming it goes up or somehow is “worth more” which is absolutely not what happens. Current shareholders don’t get that $10B as you claim (please look at the math in my simple example). That’s new equity split among all shareholders, new and old, not just current ones, thus keeping the price per share the same. And ownership share of the company goes down per share of stock. That’s the literal definition of dilution.
You seem to be actively resisting the understanding that share dilution is not just about the company’s balance sheet.
It is bizarre, like they’re not actually reading what people are saying.