Explanation

3.2 ounces is approximately 90 grams. Cooked chicken breast has about 165 calories per 100g, so 90g is roughly 148-155 calories. However, cooked ground beef or other meats can vary. Let's check standard values. 3 oz of cooked chicken breast is ~140 cal. 3.2 oz is slightly more. Wait, 3.2 oz is exactly 90.7g. If it's cooked chicken breast, it's around 150-160. If it's cooked ground beef (lean), it might be higher. Let's look at common MCQs for this. Often, 3 oz of cooked meat is cited as ~175-200 depending on the type. Actually, a very common nutrition fact states that 3 ounces of cooked chicken breast is about 140 calories, but 3.2 ounces might be a specific conversion from a textbook. Let's check 3.2 oz to grams: 90.7g. If it's cooked salmon, ~150 cal. If it's cooked pork chop, ~200 cal. Without the food type, this is ambiguous. However, in many Pakistani nutrition contexts or general MCQs, 3.2 oz (approx 90g) of cooked meat is often cited as 214 calories if it refers to a specific standard like cooked ground beef or a specific cut. Actually, 3.2 oz is exactly 1/5th of a pound (since 1 lb = 16 oz, 16/5 = 3.2). A common rule of thumb in some older nutrition guides is that 1 ounce of cooked meat provides about 70 calories? No, usually 1 oz cooked meat is ~50-70 cal depending on fat. 3.2 * 70 = 224. 3.2 * 60 = 192. Let's check the specific MCQ source if possible. This looks like a question from a specific dietetics or nutrition exam in Pakistan. Often, these questions come from standard texts like 'Nutrition for Health and Health Care' or similar. In many such contexts, 3 oz of cooked meat is ~175-200 cal. But 3.2 oz? Let's assume the question implies a specific food, likely chicken or beef. If it's chicken breast, 3.2 oz is ~155 (Option A). If it's ground beef, it could be higher. However, without the food type, D (214) seems high for lean meat but possible for fattier cuts. I will verify standard conversions. 1 oz cooked chicken breast = ~46 cal. 3.2 * 46 = 147. Close to A. 1 oz cooked ground beef (80% lean) = ~75 cal. 3.2 * 75 = 240. Close to D? Maybe. Given the ambiguity, I should check if there's a known MCQ with this exact text. Searching memory for