Final answer:
The audit objective being satisfied in this case is B) occurrence and rights and obligations.
Step-by-step explanation:
This objective focuses on ensuring that the long-term debt reported in the financial statements actually exists and that the company has the legal rights and obligations associated with it.
By reconciling the amounts included in the long-term debt footnotes to the information in the audit files, the auditor is verifying the occurrence and rights and obligations of the debt.