A Corporation reported the following on its annual income statement (in millions) Sales revenue $118,774 Gross profit $72,382 Total expenses $46,634 What did Tully report for cost of goods sold during the year? A) $31.004 million B) $93,026 million C) $25,748 million D) $46,392 million E) None of these are correct.

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