The Genetic Map Shown Here Depicts the Locations of Five

The genetic map shown here depicts the locations of five single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs, designated a-e) in an autosome and the frequency of recombination (in percent) between adjacent SNPs. The region includes a genetic risk factor Q for a disease, which may be located in position M, H, K, or L.

Pedigree studies indicate that the frequencies of recombination between each of the SNPs and Q are as follows: percent recombination a-Q equals 20%
Percent recombination b-Q equals 16%
Percent recombination c-Q equals 4%
Percent recombination d-Q equals 4%
Percent recombination e-Q equals 20%
What is the MOST likely position of Q in the genetic map?

A) position M
B) position H
C) position K
D) position L
E) None of the answer options is correct.