Once the transmission fluid gets water in it the transmission needs to be rebuilt. I would replace the radiator as well in case the internal cooler is leaking. Water dissolves the bonding material of the clutches. If you still want to flush the system you can drop the pan and install a new filter, then, disconnect one of the cooler lines and then put both sides into a bucket. Start the engine and add fluid until it runs clear, this can take about 16 quarts.
Here is a generic guide to help you step by step with instructions in the diagrams below to show you how to use your car:
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-service-an-automatic-transmission
Fluid Types
See TSB 21-010-06 4/14/2006
Mopar (R) ATF Plus 4, Type 9602 automatic transmission fluid is the recommended fluid type.
Capacities
Transmission Fluid
42RE .................... 8.0-10.4L (8.4-11.0 Qt)
46RE .................... 9.0-11.0L (9.5-11.6 Qt)
47RE .................... 14.0-16.0L (14.8-16.9 Qt)
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