There are two different solutions, $A$ and $B$. The $pH$ of solution $A$ is $4$. Find the $pH$ of solution $B$ having $[H^+]$ concentration three times that of solution $A$.
- A$3.5229$
- B$4.4771$
- C$3.4771$
- D$4.5229$
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