While selling a shirt,a shopkeeper gives a discount of $7 \%$. If he gives a discount of $9 \%$,he earns $Rs. 15$ less in profit. The marked price of the shirt is (in $Rs.$):

  • A
    $712$
  • B
    $787$
  • C
    $750$
  • D
    $697$

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