A city is divided into east and west regions. Each region has a temperature monitoring station. The city's daily maximum temperature (in degrees Celsius) is recorded as the maximum of the daily temperatures from the two regions. The table below shows the distribution of daily maximum temperatures for the east and west regions over a certain month (30 days).

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Temperature $t$ & $18 \leq t < 24$ & $24 \leq t < 30$ & $30 \leq t < 36$ & $36 \leq t$ \\
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East Region (days) & 0 & 11 & 14 & 5 \\
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West Region (days) & 3 & 12 & 15 & 0 \\
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Based on the above table, the distribution of the city's daily maximum temperature for the month is shown in the following table.

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Temperature $t$ & $18 \leq t < 24$ & $24 \leq t < 30$ & $30 \leq t < 36$ & $36 \leq t$ \\
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Days & $A$ & $B$ & $C$ & $D$ \\
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Select the option that could be the tuple $(A , B , C , D)$.\\
(1) $( 0,15,15,0 )$\\
(2) $( 3,12,15,5 )$\\
(3) $( 0,9,16,5 )$\\
(4) $( 3,7,15,5 )$\\
(5) $( 0,12,13,5 )$