The draw length on a mathews bow is measured fromthe vally of the nock to the saddle of the grip.put your arrow on and have someone mark on your arrow where the saddle of the grip hits it then measure from the notch in the nock of your arrow to the mark on your arrow that will then tell you what your bows draw lenght really is, because with the way your string is routed even though your cam is a 26" cam and your using the 25" pegs it is not going to still be twenty five inches.
I'm 5'8" and i shoot 27"s with a loop. And it is a touch short. I have a hard time thinking you can only shoot 24"s(I say 24 cause it should be closer to what it is really drawing) . Have you shot for very long? Are you having a tuff time keeping your bow arm out of the string when you release? Do you have an archery shop near by? Maybe you could find a Qualified target shooter that works there that could work with you. The best thing that I ever did for myself was hangout with the guys that were winning all the state shoots. Just watch them shoot before you take there advise, its like golf everybody thinks they're a pro.