In the United States Supreme Court Case Mitsubishi Motors Corp

In the United States Supreme Court case Mitsubishi Motors Corp. v. Soler Chrysler-Plymouth, provided in part in the text, the Court was trying to decide what in regards to an international transaction?

A) The Court was deciding whether or not American courts have jurisdiction to hear an arbitration agreement between different international companies.
B) The Court was determining whether or not an arbitration agreement to resolve antitrust claims through a binding arbitration agreement between the parties should be upheld.
C) Whether or not Mitsubishi had the right to appeal in an American court.
D) The Court did not hear the case because it determined there was not federal substantive law in the area of international arbitration agreements.
E) The Court ruled that the arbitration clause at issue should be determined by a Japanese court, not an American court, since that was where Mitsubishi was located.