The list posted above shows the correct propeller is a 15*11 2 blade fixed. This works very well and you should get around 6.5 knots at 3500 rpm and cruise at 5.5 knots at 2500 rpm. There really is no need for a 4 bladed propeller but without knowing the design it is impossible to say what size it should be. Find out who made the propeller and ask them for their recommendation for size.
You boat was made at the time when engines were changing from the MD 20X0 design to the DI series and the saldrive from 120 type to 130, and some were made with the older engine mated to the newer saildrive. There is conflicting information as to what gearbox ratio was fitted in this situation as the 120 drive was normally 2.47 and the 130 is 2.19. This reflects the fact that the new engine revs to 3200 rather than 3600 rpm. The effect is that the shaft speed stays the same. However if a 2020 is mated with a 2.19 the shaft speed rises meaning you need a different size propeller.
So it is worth checking exactly which reduction ratio you have.