If statement printing additional values

Testing environment: Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate.

Hopefully my question was clear enough--my objective is to have a user select an option

1. Enter 1 for Chequing
2. Enter 2 (or any number) for Savings

so whichever option the users chooses, the program will print "Account Type: Chequing [or] Savings"

I've managed to accept the user's input and get half of what I was trying done. My issue is any number i choose, an additional number gets printed, see picture.

http://ift.tt/1zZwGbe (picture from previous build, fixed the selection issue, but the additional number still gets printed under ACCOUNT TYPE)

my account.cpp (include account.h):

int  Account::WhichOne(int actype)
{   
    if (actype == 1)
    { 
        cout << "Account Type: Chequing" << endl;

    }
    else
        cout << "Account Type: Savings" << endl;

    return actype;

};

my main.cpp

int main()
{
    char firstName[255];
    char lastName[255];
    char sinNumber[255];
    double balance = 0;
    int choice;
    int checker;
    int accountType = 0;
    int transactions = 0;



    //Retrieve client information
    cout << "Please fill out the information below for registration:" << endl;
    cout << "Enter first name:      ";
    cin.getline(firstName, 255);
    cout << "Enter last  name:      ";
    cin.getline(lastName, 255);
    cout << "Enter SIN number:      ";
    cin.getline(sinNumber, 255);
    cout << "Enter initial balance: ";
    cin >> balance;
    cout << "Enter account type:\n       Chequing - 1\n        Savings - 2\n            Choice:    ";
    cin >> choice;
    cout << "\nPlease wait..." << endl;

    //Creating the account
    Account account(firstName, lastName, sinNumber, balance, accountType, transactions);
    double deposit;
    double withdraw;
    double amount;
    double ammount;
    cout << "Amount to deposit:     ";
    cin >> amount;
    deposit = account.DepositAmt(amount);
    cout << "Your new balance is:   " << deposit << endl;
    cout << "Amount to withdraw:    ";
    cin >> ammount;
    deposit = account.WithdrawAmt(ammount);
    cout << "Your new balance is:   " << deposit << endl;
    accountType = account.WhichOne(choice);
    cout << "" << accountType << endl;
}

I'm really not sure what to do. I'm positive my issue with the return actype but no matter what return value i put there it gets printed as well.