The median of a set of $9$ distinct observations is $20.5$. If each of the largest $4$ observations of the set is increased by $2$,then the median of the new set:

  • A
    Is increased by $2$
  • B
    Is decreased by $2$
  • C
    Is two times the original median
  • D
    Remains the same as that of the original set

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