Which Statement Best Characterizes the Consequences of the Supreme Court's

Which statement best characterizes the consequences of the Supreme Court's decision in the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v Sawyer case?

A) In theory, the decision essentially mandated that all presidential actions be subject to judicial review, but in practice, the courts have rarely held presidents accountable for the constitutionality of their actions.
B) In theory, the decision essentially demarcated the space where presidential actions were subject to judicial review, but in practice, the courts have deferred to executive branch interpretations.
C) In theory, the decision essentially demarcated the space where presidential actions were not subject to judicial review, but in practice, the courts have deferred to legislative branch interpretations of what that space constituted.
D) In theory, the decision essentially established the nature of a political question, but in practice, the courts have generally preferred to let political questions be sorted out by the other two branches of government.