An investor bought two stocks: Stock A for $$1000$ and Stock B for $$1000.$ After a month, Stock A has increased in value to $$1200,$ while Stock B has decreased to $$800.$ The investor's financial advisor presents two options:

Sell Stock A$,$ realising a $$200$ gain.

Sell Stock B$,$ realising a $$200$ loss

The advisor frames the first option as "securing a gain" and the second as "limiting further losses." Based on concepts from framing, mental accounting, and prospect theory, which of the following outcomes is most likely?

A$.$

The investor will prefer to sell Stock B$,$ due to the framing of "limiting further losses" and the tendency to be risk$-$seeking in the domain of losses.

B$.$

The investor will prefer to sell Stock A$,$ due to loss aversion and the framing of "securing a gain".

C$.$

The investor will be equally likely to choose either option, as the net wealth change is the same.

D$.$

The investor will prefer to sell Stock B$,$ as the pain of realizing a loss is less than the pleasure of realizing a gain of the same magnitude.