P owned two houses, one in State Red and one in State Blue. P lived in each house for approximately six months of the year, depending on the weather. When P died, both State Red and State Blue sought to impose an inheritance tax on the total value of P's estate. If State Red brings an action in the United States Supreme Court against State Blue regarding the inheritance tax issue, will the United States Supreme Court have jurisdiction to hear the case? Question 3 options: a) Yes, because the action is within the original jurisdiction of the United States Supreme Court. b) Yes, because it is the constitutional duty of the United States Supreme Court to resolve all bona fide disputes regarding the residence of a decedent for tax purposes. c) No, because Congress may not expand the United States Supreme Court's original jurisdiction. d) No, unless the matter is on appeal from a federal appellate court