In which scenario will the court likely find the contract void on the grounds of mistake?

Group of answer choices

The parties signed a document that stated the consideration as $1100 instead of the $900 that the buyer and seller had contracted for, but the buyer cannot prove the terms of the original contract.

Ms. Hunt bought some property erroneously thinking that the province was planning to put a highway nearby, even though the seller had never made any such suggestion. She wants out of the contract.

Annette bought a suit thinking she would be invited back for a second interview. She wasn't, and now wants to return the suit on the basis of mistake.

Mr. Armstrong accepted an offer by Sidhu, who was selling a "computer program," but learned that they had different understandings of what program was meant. The court cannot say that one interpretation is better than the other.

Mary contracted to buy "the Acura car" from a collector of cars. He was selling his 2011 model but she thought she was buying the 2012 model. The court, looking at all the evidence, found that his interpretation was the more reasonable.