Review Question - QID 211484

A 65-year-old female presents with persistent pain in the left great toe. She is interested in surgery as she has been seeing a podiatrist for many years who had prescribed wider shoewear and an unknown kind of orthotic. Her exam shows pes planus which reconstitutes with heel raise, calluses under the first MTP. The 1st TMT joint shows excessive passive plantar and dorsiflexion. While examining the rest of the lower extremity, both knees are able to hyperextend to about 15 degrees but show no other malalignment. Additionally, she shows she is able to reproduce the finding shown in Figure A. Her current radiographs are shown in Figure B. What is the best surgical option to address her deformity?