I do not in fact think you would make a lot more than $4000, or even $4000 in the first place, for an Apple XSS bug, unless it was extraordinarily situationally powerful (for instance, a first-stage for a clean, direct RCE). Bounty prices have nothing at all to do with the worst-case damage a motivated actor could cause with a vulnerability.
Nice, I hadn't seen that. Well, there you go: the absolute most you're going to make for the absolute worst-case XSS bug at the largest software firm in the world.