In an examination question paper,there are $5$ items each under list $A$ and list $B.$ The examinees are requested to match each item under list $A$ with its corresponding item under list $B.$ Further it was given that
$(i)$ No examinee has given the correct answer.
$(ii)$ Answers of no two examinees were identical. Find the number of examinees attended the test paper.

  • A
    $24$
  • B
    $26$
  • C
    $119$
  • D
    $129$

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