Tyrone, who is single and under age 65, had the following income in 2016:

• $59,800 in wages
• $200 in interest
• $10,000 in gambling winnings
• $5,000 in short-term capital gains.

Tyrone filed a Schedule A, Itemized Deductions, for 2016. While preparing that schedule, Tyrone, who had no above-the-line deductions, listed the following below-the-line deduction items he had incurred during the year:

• $2,500 in medical expenses
• $8,000 of mortgage interest paid
• $2,000 in real estate taxes
• $1,600 in state taxes
• $12,000 in gambling losses
• $3,400 in unreimbursed employee business expenses.

What is the total amount of Schedule A itemized deductions that Tyrone can report in 2016?

$27,500. $23,500. $25,000. $20,100.