Please check the authorized share number. The way it is presented implies that there are 150M common shares authorized of which a certain number are outstanding, restricted and floating (unrestricted). I believe, however, that the total authorized share number is comprised of 100M common and 50M preferred, which would require a change in your presentation if it were true. As presented, the implication is that there are ~89M common shares available for issuance versus ~39M.
I could certainly be wrong about this, but the last SEC filing shows 100M common and 50M preferred shares authorized and I wouldn't think that, given the stagnant nature of the outstanding, an increase in authorized common would have occurred.