In the $1919$ regular season, Swede Risberg of the Chicago White Sox had $106$ hits in $414$ at$-$bats $(\mathrm{.}256$ batting average$).$ However, in the $1919$ World Series, he had only $2$ hits in $25$ at$-$bats. Later, he was banned from baseball for allegedly conspiring with gamblers to throw the World Series.

How often was the simulated number of hits the same or worse than Risberg's actual PERFORMANCE?

Group of answer choices

$11$

$3$

$0$

$1$