For a geometric progression with first term 3 and common ratio 2, let S be the sum of its first four terms. Another progression A is formed by multiplying each term by 5, and progression B is formed by dividing each term by 5. If SA and SB denote the sums of the first four terms of A and B respectively, find the value of SSA−SB.
a) 24
b) 524
c) 526
d) 5