Last year, the fraction of girls at the school was $$\frac{{315}}{{600}}=\frac{{63}}{{120}}=\frac{{21}}{{40}}$$. This year, there are $$40$$ more pupils at the school, but the proportion of girls has remained the same. So there are $$21$$ more girls at the school this year, making a total of $$315+21=336$$. 
Last year, at the school where Gill teaches Mathematics, $$315$$ out of the $$600$$ pupils were girls. This year, the number of pupils in the school has increased to $$640$$. The proportion of girls is the same as it was last year.  How many girls are there at the school this year? 
Options:
* $$339$$ 
* $$338$$ 
* $$337$$ 
* $$336$$ 
* $$335$$ 