A large Coca Cola vendor recently hired some economic analysts to assess the effect of a price increase in its $16$ ounce bottles from $$1\mathrm{.}75$ to $$2\mathrm{.}25.$ The analysts determined that, on average, the vendor's customers spend about $$16\mathrm{.}00$ on soda $($Coke and all other brands$)$ each week, and the average price for other $16-$ounce soda bottles is $$1\mathrm{.}75.$ The analysts also utilized some focus groups to determine the preferences of the vendor's customers. They used this analysis to build the following graph:

Suppose $x_0=8$ and $x_1=5.$ Should the vendor expect to sell $5,$ more than $5,$ or less than $5$ bottles of Coke after raising the price to $$225$ if Coke is an inferior good?

The vendor should expect to sell less than $5$ bottles of Coke,

The vendor should expect to sell more than $5$ bottles of Coke

The vendor should expect to sell $5$ bottles of Coke.