There are $15$ stations on a train route and the train has to be stopped at exactly $5$ stations among these $15$ stations. If it stops at at least two consecutive stations,then the number of ways in which the train can be stopped is

  • A
    ${ }^{11} C_5$
  • B
    ${ }^{15} C_5$
  • C
    ${ }^{15} C_5 - { }^{11} C_5$
  • D
    ${ }^{15} C_{10} - { }^9 C_5$

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