Voted 13.75 to 14 like almost everyone else, I expect it to fall in the ballpark of the last two years, despite the low extent throughout the refreeze I doubt it will finish much below previous years, it could also finish above. Okhotsk could supply the extent that will probably be missing from the Barents area.
This will certainly be a year where ice extent at max, and even ice area, will not be very good indicators of the real ice situation. Volume, salinity, tensile strength, core temperature, floe size, all interesting and hard to quantify.