Suppose a driver who is driving over the speed limit negligently hits and injures a pedestrian who is jaywalking. The jury determines that the driver is eighty percent responsible for the accident and that the pedestrian is twenty percent responsible. The pedestrian sustains $$100,000$ in damages, consisting of medical bills, lost wages, and pain & suffering. If the case is heard in a jurisdiction that recognizes the doctrine of contributory neyligence, how much will the pedestrian be able to recover from the driver?

a$.$ $$20,000$

b$.$ $$80,000$

c$.$ $$100,000$

d$.$ $$0$