
Aime F. answered 12/16/22
Experienced University Professor of Mathematics & Data Science
P(t) is the value at time t (in years).
For a change after time increment i (1 yr, 1/12 yr, 1/365 yr etc.) at rate r (in yr⁻¹), the general equation is
P(t) = (1 + r i)P(t – i) = (1 + r i)²P(t – 2i) = ... = (1 + r i)t/iP(0).
To derive this, just observe that the number of (1 + r i) factors corresponds to by how many steps of i is the t argument subtracted.
Also note that in the limit, P(t) i→0→ exp(r t)P(0).

Aime F.
Solving for t yields t = i log(P(t)/P(0))/log(1 + r i) = i log(2)/log(1 + (0.057yr⁻¹)i) → (log(2)/0.057) yr as i → 0.12/16/22