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Option B (12 boxes of macaroni and 7 pounds of hamburger) is correct.
Reason: 12 boxes of macaroni will cost $12 and 7 pounds of hamburger will cost $14. Therefore, total expenditure is $26. This combination is feasible with the given income.
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