Assume a typical program has the following instruction type breakdown:

$\backslash$table$[[$Instruction Type,Instruction percent,Instruction Latencies$],[$Load$,35\%,4$ cycles$],[$Stores$,10\%,4$ cycles$],[$Adds$,50\%,2$ cycles$],[$Multiplies$,3\%,16$ cycles$],[$Divides$,2\%,50$ cycles$]]$

If for the next$-$generation design you could pick one type of instruction to make twice as fast $($half the latency$),$ which instruction type would you pick?

a$.$ Multiply

b$.$ Store

c$.$ Add

d$.$ None of these

e$.$ Load

Clear my choice