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$A$ team of $11$ players is to be selected from $22$ players. If $2$ specific players must be included in every team and $4$ specific players must always be excluded,in how many ways can this selection be made?
- A$^{16}C_{11}$
- B$^{16}C_5$
- C$^{16}C_9$
- D$^{20}C_9$
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