Explanation:

Let’s break this one down step by step, so it actually makes sense:

- Four seats between A and B. Let’s put A first, then _ _ _ _ B.

- C is fourth right of B, so C is B + 4. So: A _ _ _ _ B _ _ _ _ C.

- D is third right of A, so D is A + 3. Mark it: A _ _ D _ B …

- E is fifth right of F. So: F _ _ _ _ E …

- E is immediate left of G. G sits third from either end.

- B is sixth right of H. So: H _ _ _ _ _ B

- H is NOT next to A.

- C-F = F-D in terms of seats between, so F is kind of in the middle?

- H is second left of I, I is fourth from the extreme end. So, End _ _ _ I.

- G is fourth right of D.

Now, the big question: Who is sixth to the right of B?

- From all the seating, G actually lands sixth right of B. If you try to place everyone according to these clues, G is the correct answer.

So, here’s what’s relevant about all the options:

- Option 1: F – Not sixth right, not possible with all the other spacing constraints.

- Option 2: E – Too far left, based on seat position with respect to G and F.

- Option 3: G – This is the right one. CHECK IT OFF.

- Option 4: D – Not far enough from B on the right.

- Option 5: I – I is on the edge (or near one), not sixth from B.

So the right pick is Option 3, G.