fix the bug in Wrong link on iPhone 16 with 512GB Link

[pukarlamichhane]

What does this PR do?
This PR fixes a broken link in the "Prizes" section on the homepage. The link for 'iPhone 16 with 512GB' incorrectly points to the iPad landing page instead of the intended iPhone 16 page.

Fixes # (issue)

The broken link has been corrected to point to https://www.apple.com/iphone-16/.
How should this be tested?
Visit https://oss.gg/
Navigate to the "Prizes" section.
Click on 'iPhone 16 with 512GB.'
Verify that you are redirected to the correct iPhone 16 landing page.
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Issue Summary
The link for 'iPhone 16 with 512GB' points to the iPad landing page instead of the iPhone 16 landing page on the homepage.

Steps to Reproduce
Visit https://oss.gg/
Explore the "Prizes" section.
Click on 'iPhone 16 with 512GB.'
Observe that you are redirected to the iPad landing page.
Expected behavior
The link should point to https://www.apple.com/iphone-16/.

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