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To multiply hexadecimal numbers, we can use the traditional multiplication method we use for decimal numbers.
First, we multiply the right-most digit of the second number with the first number. 
Then, we multiply the second-rightmost digit of the second number with the first number and place the result shifted one place to the left. 
We continue this process for all the digits of the second number, and add up the results.
Using this method, we get the answer as 11ebb63d_1b9d_d268_b851_f74aaf4e0c22_TB8475_11. To multiply hexadecimal numbers, we need to follow the same rules as we do for decimal multiplication. We multiply the digits of one number with the digits of the other number, starting from right to left, and then add the carries accordingly. 
The correct way to multiply the given numbers is as follows:

11ebb63d
      * 1b9d_d267
      ----------
        -------d5
        ------6a5
        -----b630
        ----96c8
        ---38a1
        --32d9
        + 11ebb63d
        ----------
        14dec2243

Therefore, the answer is A, as the second block of digits in the second number changes from d267 to d268 after the multiplication.

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