Final answer:
The question asks for the probability of a person being 25–44 years old, but does not provide specific demographic data to answer it. Therefore, it's not possible to determine the correct answer from the given options without additional context or data.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question does not provide specific data for calculating the probability that a person chosen at random is between 25–44 years old. Typically, the answer would be based on demographic statistics provided by a census or a similar data source. Without this data, we cannot determine the correct answer from the options provided.
However, if we examine some of the provided reference information, such as the statement about the probability of a randomly selected smartphone user being in a certain age range, or the probability that a certain percentage of an age demographic performs a particular action (like the social media example), these situations involve calculating probabilities based on given data. In the case of the original question, such data is missing, implying that the question might be incomplete or additional context is necessary.