During the Literature Process, If a Qualitative Researcher Finds a Quantitative

During the literature process, if a qualitative researcher finds a quantitative measure of a relevant concept, the researcher should:

A) report it in the literature review but generally ignore it because quantitative research should never influence a qualitative researcher.
B) always consider quantitative measures superior to qualitative measures.
C) ignore it because it is irrelevant.
D) consider it because it may enhance the qualitative measures in the study.