Garrett and Chris were recently involved in a car accident. Neither driver admits fault, so the case is going before a judge. Garrett has $10,000 in medical bills and $15,000 in property damage. In contrast, Chris has $25,000 in medical bills and $30,000 in property damage. Ignoring any fines or punitive judgments, use the following table to compare the total financial risk of each driver. Illustration of Garrett and Chris's automobile insurance policy coverage. A table that has three columns which only two of them have labels, naming Garrett (2nd column) and Chris (3rd column). Both are listing their corresponding comments. The first column does not have a label, listing descriptions such as Deductible, Split, Limits and Optional coverage. Garrett, Deductible, $500; Split limits, 25/50/20; and Optional coverage, None. Chris, Deductible, $1,000; Split limits, 50/100/25; and Optional coverage, Collision. Select answer from the options below Garrett and Chris both have $80,000 at risk. Garrett has $35,500 at risk, while Chris has $21,000 at risk. Garrett has $25,500 at risk, while Chris has $1,000 at risk. Garrett has $500 at risk, while Chris has $1,000 at risk