94. Regarding the compound with the structure shown below, which of the following is correct?
[Figure: A bicyclic compound containing a benzimidazole ring fused with a benzene ring, connected via a sulfinyl group ($S=O$) to a side chain containing a pyridine-like ring with methyl substituents and a ketone group ($C=O$)]A: The number of $\mathbf{C{\equiv}H}$ bonds equals the number of carbon atoms in it.
B: If the nitrogen atoms are replaced by carbon atoms, a structure with three benzene rings is formed.
C: The number of carbon atoms in the molecule, with the number of these atoms in 3 nonane and 6 methyl nonane molecules, is equal.
D: The number of double bonds between atoms equals twice the number of lone pairs on the most electronegative atom in the structure.
- ``A'' and ``C''
- ``A'' and ``D''
- ``B'' and ``C''
- ``B'' and ``D''