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Answer: D

Key insight
The mixing rule from the left example: 100% magenta + 50% magenta combined with 100% yellow + 50% yellow produces a salmon/coral (orange-pink). The same proportional mixing applied to cyan and black produces a muted teal/slate blue-grey.

Step by step
Step 1: From the left example, the rule is: the two colour inputs (at 100% and 50%) are blended together and mixed with the other two inputs. The result of 100%M + 50%M with 100%Y + 50%Y = a mid-tone warm salmon.
Step 2: Apply the same rule to the right: inputs are 100% cyan, 50% cyan (which is a lighter cyan), 100% black, 50% black (dark grey).
Step 3: Cyan + black = a dark teal or slate blue-grey. Mixing the 100% and 50% variants gives a medium-value desaturated teal.
Step 4: Option D shows a muted teal/slate blue — consistent with mixing cyan and black at these proportions.
Therefore the answer is D.

Why wrong options are wrong
Option A: Purple/mauve would require red or magenta, not cyan.
Option B: Olive green would require yellow and black, not cyan and black.
Option C: A muted green is close but cyan + black p

What is the resulting colour?