Pick the wff that best expresses the argument. Use C $($get coffee$),$ L $($latte$),$ E $($double espresso$),$ M $($muffin$).$

$$If I get coffee then I always get either a latte or double espresso. But sometimes I order a muffin too. And if I get muffin then I never get a double espresso. Therefore, if I get coffee and a muffin, then I get a latte$$

Group of answer choices

$[($C $->($L $$ E$))($C $->$ M$)($L$$ M$)]->(($C $$ M$)->$ L$)$

$[($C $->($L $$ E$))($C $->$ M$)\text{'}$ E$]->(($C $$ M$)->$ L$)$

$[($C $->($L $$ E$))($M $->$ E$)$ M$]->(($C $$ M$)->$ L$)$

$[(($C $->$ L$)($C $->$ E$))($M $->$ E$)$ E$]->(($C $$ M$)->$ L$)$