OutOfMemoryException when repeatedly initializing InkCanvas in UWP

### Describe the bug

In UWP, initializing a new instance of `InkCanvas` more than 127 times results in an `OutOfMemoryException` with the message: "Insufficient memory to continue the execution of the program."
Link to public repository (that contains issue reproducible sample): https://github.com/VishalOmprasad/InkCanvas-Issue-UWP.

### Steps to reproduce the bug

1. Create a new UWP project.
2. Add a `Button` control.
3. In the Button.Click event handler, include a `for` loop to repeatedly initialize new instances of `InkCanvas`.
4. Run the app and observe that it crashes with an `OutOfMemoryException` after initializing `InkCanvas` more than 127 times.

### Expected behavior

The app should not crash with `OutOfMemoryException`.

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### NuGet package version

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### Windows version

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### Additional context

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Use the linked InkCanvas-Issue-UWP repository to reproduce the failure; start with the Button.Click handler and its loop that creates repeated InkCanvas instances. Done means the sample can initialize InkCanvas more than 127 times without the reported OutOfMemoryException.

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