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This problem shows 2/5 times 1/3 (Choice C). You can determine this by looking at the number of complete columns that are shaded out of the total number of columns(2/5). The look at how many complete rows are shaded out of the total number of rows shown(1/3). The overlapping part becomes the answer to the multiplication of these 2 fractions.
Paul must get 13 since Peter gets more more than Jane so Jane would get 7 and then peter would get 12