$A$ radium $_{88}Ra^{224}$ isotope,on emission of an $\alpha$-particle,gives rise to a new element whose mass number and atomic number will be:
- A$220$ and $86$
- B$225$ and $87$
- C$228$ and $88$
- D$224$ and $86$
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