Resizing

I have been given two photos of granddaughters. I have printed one to A4 size, the other was obviously taken further away and when resized to fit A4 the image is much smaller.  Is there any way to get the size of the girl to be similar to the other?  I've tried various methods in Elements but am spending a fortune on ink and not getting the required results.  I have Windows 7 64 bit and a very old copy of Elements (2) also Photoshop 7
Many thanks

Thanks for coming back to me.  Both pics are 7.12 x 10.72 inches.  The pix measurements are the same too – 2136 x 3216. I want them to be in separate photo frames(a pair) but even though the measurements are the same girl B is very much smaller when printed than girl A.  That is why I presume the photo was taken further away. I’m not worried about background, they are currently the same light grey.
Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2012 6:45 PM
To: caboodle77
Subject: Resizing
      Re: Resizing
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