How to batch process photomerge of an image sequence (cinemaDNG) + another image

I have an image sequence of around 500 images (.dng files) recorded on the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera and I need to photomerge (layout set to reposition) each of those with one image in a seperate folder. Each of the 500 will merge with the same file (the aim being to basically extend the frame of a static video shot). Help with this would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Jim.

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