Linear extrapolate values down to 0 from variable starting points

I want to build a query which allows me to flexible linear extrapolate a number down to Age 0 starting from the last known value. The table (see below) has two columns, column Age and Volume. My last known volume is 321.60 at age 11, how can I linear extrapolate the 321.60 down to age 0 in annual steps? Also, I would like to design the query in a way which allows the age to change. For example, in another scenario the last volume is at age 27. I have been experimenting with the lead function, as a result I can extrapolate the volume at age 10 but the function does not allow me to extrapolate down to 0. How can I design a query which (A) allows me to linear extrapolate to age 0 and (B) is flexible and allows different starting points for the linear extrapolation.

SELECT     [age], 
           [volume], 
           Concat(CASE WHEN volume IS NULL THEN ( Lead(volume, 1, 0) OVER (ORDER BY age) ) / ( age + 1 ) * 
           age END, volume) AS 'Extrapolate' 
    FROM   tbl_volume

+-----+--------+-------------+
| Age | Volume | Extrapolate |
+-----+--------+-------------+
|   0 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   1 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   2 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   3 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   4 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   5 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   6 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   7 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   8 | NULL   | NULL        |
|   9 | NULL   | NULL        |
|  10 | NULL   | 292.363     |
|  11 | 321.60 | 321.60      |
|  12 | 329.80 | 329.80      |
|  13 | 337.16 | 337.16      |
|  13 | 343.96 | 343.96      |
|  14 | 349.74 | 349.74      |
+-----+--------+-------------+

Answer

If I assume that the value is 0 at 0, then you can use simple arithmetic. This seems to work in your case:

select t.*,
       coalesce(t.volume, t.age * (t2.volume / t2.age)) as extrapolated_volume
from t cross join
     (select top (1) t2.*
      from t t2
      where t2.volume is not null
      order by t2.age asc
     ) t2;

Here is a db<>fiddle