Let $A_1, A_2, ......, A_{11}$ be players in a team with their $T$-shirts numbered $1, 2, ......, 11$. One hundred gold coins were won by the team. These coins are to be distributed among the players such that each player $A_i$ gets at least $i$ coins,plus an additional coin (i.e.,at least $i+1$ coins). Additionally,the captain (assume $A_1$) and vice-captain (assume $A_2$) must receive at least $5$ and $3$ coins more than their $T$-shirt numbers respectively. In how many different ways can these coins be distributed?

  • A
    $^{100}C_{83}$
  • B
    $^{28}C_{11}$
  • C
    $^{27}C_{9}$
  • D
    $^{27}C_{10}$

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