The following piece of code results in an error. How can it be tweaked, so that it outputs a value $14$ upon execution?

def pass$\_$it$($x$,$ y$)$:

z $=$ x$*$y

return$($get$\_$result$($z$))$

def get$\_$result$($number$)$:

z $=$ number $+2$

num$1=3$

num$2=4$

answer $=$ pass$\_$it$($num$1,$ y$=$num$2)$

print$($answer$)$

Group of answer choices

Add $$return$($z$)$ underneath the z assignment in the get$\_$result function block

When calling the pass$\_$it function, change the argument passing to $$num$1,$num$2$

Insider get$\_$result function definition, change local variable $$z$$ to a different name: it cannot have the same name as inside the function $$pass$\_$it$$

Inside the pass$\_$it function definition, first store the $$get$\_$result$($z$)$ in a local variable, and then pass it into the return statement