Asher orders $100$ custom$-$made steel frames from Brenda's Fabrications for his new art gallery. Per the contract, each frame must be exactly $2436$ inches, painted grey, and equipped with a specific type of glass. Although the frames are delivered on time, on inspection, Asher discovers that: $10$ frames are $23\mathrm{.}536$ inches, $15$ frames are painted white instead of grey, and $25$ frames have a different type of glass than what was specified. Asher's options are which of the following?

Asher must accept all the frames since the majority meets the contract specifications, and only minor deviations exist.

Asher is obligated to keep the frames that meet the specifications and can only reject the ones that do not.

Asher must accept the frames and seek a price reduction for the deviation from the specifications.

Asher can reject the entire shipment due to the deviations from the contract specifications, as the perfect tender rule allows for rejection of goods that fail to meet the contract terms precisely.