In an election, the citizens vote for either candidate A or candidate

In an election, the citizens vote for either candidate A or candidate B. Candidate A got 25% more female votes than candidate B. Candidate B got 50 less male votes than the candidate A. The ratio of the number of females who voted candidate A to the number of male voters of B is 3:2. Find the minimum possible population of the city if at least 1 male and at least 1 female voted to each candidate.

A. 101
B. 97
C. 93
D. 87
E. 84