Cost of fitness clothes = $120
Transaction fee = 0.25 + 1.6% of cost of clothes
= 0.25 + 120 x 1.6%
= 0.25+1.92
= $2.17
Total cost of clothes = Purchase price + Transaction fee
= 120+2.17
= $122.17
Correct option is D.
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