A corporation has $20,000$ shares outstanding. A shareholders' meeting is duly called to amend the articles of incorporation, and $10,001$ shares are represented at the meeting. The articles of incorporation require a $60\%$ quorum. If $5,001$ shares are voted in favor of the amendment, does it pass?

A$.$ No$,$ the quorum would require $12,000$ shares to be represented according to the Model Business Corporation Act.

B$.$ No$,$ the quorum would require $16,000$ shares to be represented because there is no provision in the articles of incorporation for a quorum.

C$.$ No$,$ even though the quorum was met, only about $25\%$ voted in favor of the amendment.

D$.$ Yes, the quorum was met, and the majority voted in favor of the amendment.

E$.$ No$,$ when there is no quorum in the articles of incorporation, the vote must be unanimous.