Answer
Option D is correct.
Angle JKH = 16°
Step-by-step explanation
To answer this more effectively, I'll redraw the triangle here
We are given that
Angle LJK = 37° (Note that the angle given lies on the point in the middle of tha angle's name, in this case, this angle lies on J)
Angle KLJ = 69°
We are then asked to solve for Angle JKH
Firstly, we need to note that the sum of angles in a triangle is 180°
So, we need to first find the Angle LKJ in order to now use that to find Angle JKH
Angle LJK + Angle KLJ + Angle LKJ = 180°
37° + 69° + Angle LKJ = 180°
106° + Angle LKJ = 180°
Angle LKJ = 180° - 106°
Angle LKJ = 74°
Then from the figure, we can see that
Angle LKJ + Angle JKH = 90° (The straight line KH forms a right angle this way)
Angle LKJ + Angle JKH = 90°
74° + Angle JKH = 90°
Angle JKH = 90° - 74°
Angle JKH = 16°
Hope this Helps!!!