Question 22
A 9 × 7 grid of squares with one shaded square is shown in the diagram below.
How many different rectangles bounded by the gridlines can we construct so that
all rectangles contain the shaded square? (Note: a square is also a rectangle.)

How many different rectangles bounded by the gridlines can we construct so that
all rectangles contain the shaded square? (Note: a square is also a rectangle.)
