Preston goes to the movies every Sunday afternoon. The movie theater offers 4 combinations of popcorn and beverages: the "mini-combo" costs $5 and includes a small popcorn and a small drink, the "medium-combo" costs $7 and includes a medium popcorn and a medium drink, the "value-combo" also costs $7 and includes a small popcorn and a large drink, and the "large-combo" costs $9 and includes a large popcorn and a large drink. Preston always purchases the "value-combo." We can conclude that
A) Preston cannot afford the "large-combo."
B) Preston cannot afford the "medium-combo."
C) Preston prefers a combo with a larger popcorn-to-beverage ratio.
D) Preston prefers a combo with a smaller popcorn-to-beverage ratio.
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