Zoe is interested in dividing her high school trophies into boxes so they can be put away in storage. Unfortunately, they do not divide equally. It turns out that in order for the boxes to each have an equal number of trophies, Zoe won't need one of the boxes and will have to add two of her college trophies to the last box. Which of the following can describe the number of initial high school trophies and the initial number of boxes (in the order trophies, boxes)? Choose the correct choice from the following choices
A) 26; 8.	B) 50; 7.	C) 27; 4.	D) 25; 3.	E) 45; 10.
Option 26; 8..) Initially 26 trophies, increased to 28 trophies; and initially 8 boxes decreased to 7 boxes:    28 / 7= 
<gadget id="calculator"> 28 / 7</gadget>
<output>4</output>
4 trophies per box.
<result>A</result>
Zoe is interested in dividing her high school trophies into boxes so they can be put away in storage. Unfortunately, they do not divide equally. It turns out that in order for the boxes to each have an equal number of trophies, Zoe won't need one of the boxes and will have to add two of her college trophies to the last box. Which of the following can describe the number of initial high school trophies and the initial number of boxes (in the order trophies, boxes)?