The latest version of MS-DOS was 6.22, I don't think there was any discernable differences between the 6 series.
You might want to cruise by one or two of your local computer shops, they would probable sell you software and a boot disk for very cheap (at most I would think $40 bucks)
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by: kaytonPosted on 1999-06-10 at 20:50:01ID: 1775273
MS-DOS is a copyrighted program and cannot legally be downloaded for free - except. The exception is if someone owns a legal copy and they are not using it anymore, then they can give it to you, physically or electronically. In order to prove your legal ownership, you need the paper certificate from Microsoft.
If someone sends you the files by email, you are still faced with the problem of needing a bootable floppy disk to start with. In order to make the hard drive bootable with MS-DOS 6.22 you need to boot the computer from the floppy with MS-DOS 6.22 and then SYS the drive.
The easiest way is for someone to mail you floppies or mail you a hard drive with MS-DOS 6.22 already installed. If you live in Silicon Valley, I can provide you with such a hard drive - I have dozens lying around with DOS 6.22. If you send a self-addressed stamped envelope I can mail you a set of floppies, but I have lost the certificates years ago.