The Raw files generated with my new Canon 7D MII aren't recognized by my Lightroom 4.4

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Correct - and they never will be.
As Denis suggests, you need to upgrade to Lr 5.7.1; or, you can use the free DNG Converter to convert the files to a format that 4.4 will read.

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