I found a web page with a solution which appears to work, although you may have to re-examine the value you posted.   I had to drop 3 zeroes from the end of the string of numbers to get something in range for SQL Server.   Here's the code:

SELECT T.binary_value
    , D.DATE_VALUE
    , DO.DATE_CONVERTED
FROM (
    VALUES    (127777589408075800)
    ) AS T(binary_value)
    CROSS APPLY (
        SELECT (CAST(T.binary_value AS bigint) / (864000000000.0)) - 109207 AS DATE_VALUE
        ) AS D
    CROSS APPLY (
       SELECT DATEADD(minute, DATEDIFF(minute, GETUTCDATE(), GETDATE()), D.DATE_VALUE) AS DATE_CONVERTED
        ) AS DO


Be aware that just dropping 2 zeroes from that value put it in the date range of year 5650.   Not exactly a realistic date value to appear in Active Directory, much less SQL Server.   The web page I found is here:

https://www.experts-exchange.com/articles/811/Converting-Active-Directory-Timestamps-in-Microsoft-SQL-Server.html