$A$ solid cylinder has a base radius of $14\, cm$ and a height of $15\, cm$. Identical small cylinders are cut from each base as shown in the figure. The height of each small cylinder is $5\, cm$ and the radius is $7\, cm$. What is the total surface area (in $cm^2$) of the remaining part?

  • A
    $3740$
  • B
    $3432$
  • C
    $3124$
  • D
    $42818$

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