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According to question
Two Integer - I1 & I2
Divisor - D
x Factor of D for Integer One
y Factor of D for Integer Two
z Factor of D for new Integer i.e. after adding I1 & I2

So the equation will be,
I1 = D*x + 431
I2 = D*y + 379
I1+I2 - 211 = D*z

so,
D*x + 431 + D*y + 379 - 211 = D*z
599 = D*z-D*x-D*y

So the answer will be 599 or multiple of 599 i.e. in above question only option B
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