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At the wholesale store you can buy an 8-pack of hot dogs for $1.55, a 20-pack for $3.05, and a 250-pack for $22.95. What is the greatest number of hot dogs you can buy at this store with $200?

A．1,108

B．2,100

C．2,108

D．2,124

E．2,256

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