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Tim and Tom are trying to earn money to buy a new game system over a 3-month period. Tim saved $45.22 each month. If they need a total of $211.59 to buy the game system, how much does Tom need to earn each of the 3 months in order to buy the game system?
A.
$166.37
B.
$25.31
C.
$75.93
D.
$135.66

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