John lives and works in State A$.$ While driving through State B$,$ he negligently collided his car with another vehicle driven by Barbra, a resident of State B$.$ If Barbra sues John in a State B trial court for injuries she sustained as a result of the accident, how might the court have personal jurisdiction over John?

Group of answer choices

Through the state's long$-$arm statute because John committed a tort outside of State B that nonetheless produced harm within the state.

Through the state's long$-$arm statute because John committed a tort within the state.

In rem jurisdiction

State B does not have personal jurisdiction over John.