Can you provide examples of how those percentages relate to my Note or Unit?

If a Noteholder held $300 in Net Note Claims, and thus received four (4) Class A Liquidation Trust Interests, that claimant would have received a total of approximately $41.48, comprised of: (i) $15 as part of the first distribution (4 * $3.75 = $15), (ii) $18 as part of the second distribution (4 * 4.50 = $18), and (iii) $8.48 as part of the third distribution (4 * $2.12 = $8.48).

If a Unitholder held $300 in Net Unit Claims, and thus received 2.9 Class A Liquidation Trust Interests, that claimant would have received approximately $30.07, comprised of (i) $10.87 as part of the first distribution (2.9 * $3.75 = $10.87), (ii) $13.05 as part of the second distribution (2.9 * 4.50 = $13.05), and (iii) $6.15 as part of the third distribution (2.9 * $2.12 = $6.15).

If a Noteholder held $50,000 in Net Note Claims, and thus received 666.66 Class A Liquidation Trust Interests, that claimant would have received approximately $6,913, comprised of: (i) approximately $2,500 as part of the first distribution (666.66 * $3.75 = $2,499.97), (ii) approximately $3,000 as part of the second distribution (666.66 * 4.50 = $2,999.97), and (iii) approximately $1,413 as part of the third distribution (666.66 * $2.12 = $1,413.32).

If a Unitholder held $50,000 in Net Unit Claims, and thus received 483.33 Class A Liquidation Trust Interests, that claimant would have received approximately $5,012, comprised of (i) approximately $1,812 as part of the initial distribution (483.33 * $3.75 = $1,812.49), (ii) approximately $2,175 as part of the second distribution (483.33 * 4.50 = $2,174.99), and (iii) approximately $1,024 as part of the third distribution (483.33 * $2.12 = $1,024.66).