Here is the final code. Thank you everyone! 
print"\n";
print "Please enter file name and path:";
chomp($filename = <STDIN>); #Gets File to Search
print "File Name: $filename"; #Prints the File Name
print "\n"; #Skips Line
open DAFILE, "$filename"; #Opens the file to Search
open(testfile,"Hints.txt") or die "Can't find file\n"; #Opens Hints.tx
+t
$i=0; #Var array counter
@daarray = (); #Var Array

while(<testfile>){ #While Hints.txt file is open

    $daarray[$i] = $_;  #Loads each line of Hints.txt into array
    $i++; # array's index
}
close(testfile);  #Close Hints.txt

while(<DAFILE>) #While the File is Open 
{
    $input = $_; #Get next line of the file
    for($j=0; $j<=$i; $j++) #for each item in array
        {
        ($first,$last) = split(/\ == /,$daarray[$j]); #Split Hints.txt
+ line
        if($input =~ m/$first/i) {printf "Found: %s\r", $last;}
        }    
}
print "Search Complete\n"; #Print 
close DAFILE; #close DAFILE

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