What can most reasonably be inferred about Rahim from the passage about the railway ticket counter?

Read the passage: Rahim had worked at the railway ticket counter for twenty-two years, and he could tell a great deal about passengers from the way they asked for tickets. Students counted their coins twice before speaking. Businessmen named the train before they said good morning. On his last day, a young woman paused at the window, smiled, and said, "You sold me my first ticket to university, uncle. I am a teacher now." Rahim did not remember her face, but he nodded as though he did. After she left, he sat quietly for a long moment, then carefully folded his old cardigan and placed it in his bag.

1. A Option A: He was angry that the young woman had interrupted his work
2. B Option B: He had always wanted to become a teacher himself
3. C Option C: He was moved by the woman's words on his final day at work
4. D Option D: He clearly remembered every passenger he had served

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