710 (Q49 V38) - Questions/What to think?

I just got home from the test. I'm kind of beating myself up because my last GMAT I scored a 41 (92%) on the verbal. In addition, I scored a 41 on both the practice tests I took after that. I had pegged my verbal at the 90th percentile or higher. Quant was my big issue. I worked hard to get it up and that shows in my new score, but I just underperformed on the verbal. It's bugging me that I know after hitting the big score I wanted on quant, I should've had a 720 or 730 overall by "playing" at my level on verbal. I just didn't though.

So my questions are:

1) Given the schools I am targeting does it matter that I'm a 710? I guess I do have above 700 and the 80/80 split.

2) Is there an issue that there are 4 scores on my report?

A little context: the first one was taken almost 4 years ago to get into a Masters program. I needed a 600+ studied a couple weeks and got it. It was however, not part of my efforts related to MBA admissions. The time gap between my 1st and 2nd score is almost 3 years. If somebody lined up my scores' dates and my education, I would think that would be clear.

3) My undergrad GPA was low at a 2.97 cumulative. Had a 3.07 in my major (Business Admin). I was thinking a GMAT at or above my target schools' averages would help compensate, but I didn't hit it. Does this really matter? Say I hit a 720 or 730 would it have made a difference given my undergrad GPA? I'll add a note that I did go back to school to get a MS in Accounting and achieved a 4.0 GPA for all my classes. (I was much more mature and developed a sense of priority). Will that help compensate, taking pressure of my GMAT results to compensate?

I know this overlaps with a candidacy eval, but I figured I'd post here b/c I took it today.

Would really appreciate all and any feedback/thoughts from those who have knowledge on the matter. This has been almost 8 months going (with a couple small breaks) and I have worked exceptionally hard to get this score. So I am somewhat proud to be done and in the 92% even though it is a bit short of where I'm capable.

Thanks!