Nat is thinking of a four-digit counting number. The thousands digit and the hundreds digit are the same. The sum of all 4 digits is 28. The four-digit number is an odd multiple of 5. Exactly two digits are even. What is Nat’s number?

The answer is C, 2240.

Explanation from the book makes more sense now that I've thought about it a bit more.

Let ABCD be your four digits; D has to be odd since the four-digit number is odd (5 odd digits from the sequence). A has 8 options (1 thru 9, but one of the unit is reserved for digit D); B has 8 options aswell (0 thru 9, again one digit is reserved for digit D); C has 7 options (0 thru 9; one digit accounted for D and two A and B); D has 5 options since it must be odd.

8*8*7*5 = 2240