When running a mile during a recent track meet, Nuria was initially credited with a final time of 6 minutes, 44 seconds. Shortly after her run, officials realized that the timing mechanism malfunctioned. The stopwatch did not begin timing her until 11/25 of a minute after she began to run. If the time was otherwise correct, how long did it actually take Nuria to run the mile?	Choices:
A) 5 minutes, 17.6 seconds
B) 5 minutes, 21.8 seconds
C) 5 minutes, 43.56 seconds
D) 5 minutes, 44.44 seconds
E) 7 minutes, 10.4 seconds
One approach:   The watch starts to work after Nuria began his running. It means the time should be greater than credited 6 minutes, 44 seconds. The only number is 7 minutes, 10.4 seconds.   Another approach:   11/25 close to 30 second when added to the 6 minutes, 44 seconds, it means it passes 7 minute.   Answer: 7 minutes, 10.4 seconds
<result>E</result>
When running a mile during a recent track meet, Nuria was initially credited with a final time of 6 minutes, 44 seconds. Shortly after her run, officials realized that the timing mechanism malfunctioned. The stopwatch did not begin timing her until 11/25 of a minute after she began to run. If the time was otherwise correct, how long did it actually take Nuria to run the mile?