Edit: Messed up the TLOZ:LA shipment lol, thought it was 335k instead of 350k (doesn't make sense, I know). Fixed the numbers now.
TLOZ: LA sold 141k in its first week, which was a 60%-80% sell-through. The week after (end of the fiscal quarter), it sold 187k, again with the 60-80. There are several scenarios:
Firstly, assume there was no shipment sent yet as of September 30th. In this scenario, the worst case assumption, that of 60% sell-through, gives a shipment of 235k, so 100k digital. Adding for the second week, sell-through would be just below 80% (79.6%), so that doesn't violate the second week's bracket. However, the weeks after the second week kept the 60-80 percentage until week 43 (this week), where an 80-100 sell-through appears. In that scenario, 80% corresponds to 224k, so total shipment in retail stores at that point are at most 280k.
Therefore, we have an upper bound of 115k digital sales for TLOZ: LA, and a lower bound of 70k. However, take note of this: the upper bound assumes that no extra shipments were under way - but not yet present at retail - since the first week shipment. On the other hand, the lower bound assumes that all the extra shipments to retail as of week 43 have happened before September 30th. I think a reasonable number would be somewhere in the middle, for example 95k.
Assuming that a 95k is good enough as an estimate, we have a 34% digital share for TLOZ: LA (95k/(95k+187k) = 0.34).
Upper bound digital share: 115k/(115k+187k) = 0.38 =38% digital share.
Lower bound digital share: 70k/(70k+187k) = 0.27 = 27% digital share.
