Describe a situation where a stop$-$limit order would be more advantageous than a stop order when covering a short position.

Multiple Choice

if an investor is shorting a stock currently trading at $$57,$ they might set a stop$-$limit order with a stop price at $$55$ and a limit price at $$57.$

if an investor is shorting a stock currently trading at $$40,$ they might set a stop$-$limit order with a stop price at $$55$ and a limit price at $$57.$

if an investor is shorting a stock currently trading at $$50,$ they might set a stop$-$limit order with a stop price at $$57$ and a limit price at $$55.$

if an investor is shorting a stock currently trading at $$50,$ they might set a stop$-$limit order with a stop price at $$55$ and a limit price at $$57.$