Mercury Rotates Once in 59 Days with Respect to the Distant

Mercury rotates once in 59 days with respect to the distant stars and has a sidereal period of 88 days. If a star is seen to be overhead to an observer on Mercury at midnight on a particular day, how many times will Mercury orbit the Sun before this star is again above the observer's head in a nighttime sky?

A) 3 times
B) twice
C) It will never again reach this specific position.
D) once