Explanation:

- Analyzing the relationship: In the given analogy, each letter in the first cluster (DFIM) is paired with a corresponding letter in the second cluster (WURN).

- D is paired with W, F with U, I with R, and M with N.

- Notice the pattern: Each letter in the first cluster is transformed to the corresponding letter in the second cluster by moving 3 positions back in the alphabet.

- D (4th letter) ? W (23rd letter)

- F (6th letter) ? U (21st letter)

- I (9th letter) ? R (18th letter)

- M (13th letter) ? N (14th letter)

- Applying similar logic to GENP:

- G (7th letter) needs to go 3 positions back ? T (20th letter)

- E (5th letter) needs to go 3 positions back ? R (18th letter)

- N (14th letter) doesn't follow the previous pattern precisely, so it fits with a simple parallel pattern, resulting in O (15th letter)

- P (16th letter) needs to go 3 positions back but based on the context and given options, TPMK fits the same relative position pattern applied above.

- Given options:

- Option 1: SOLJ - doesn't follow the pattern

- Option 2: TROK - doesn't match the pattern fully

- Option 3: TPNL - doesn't observe the general pattern of transformation

- Option 4: TPMK stands as the correct logical sequence