There are different approaches, to this exercise type.
Here are some steps designed for you:
Start with the first multiple choice, and check it out.
See if it works, when you try to verify the given information (i.e., Tex's age is 2 years younger than Sis's age, and in plus 7 years for each, their ages will add up to 110).
I mean, take Tex's age and add 2 years to it. That's how you calculate Sis's age. Now advance to their future ages, by adding 7 years to each. Total those two results, and see if you get 110.
Continue through the first three choices, as needed. If and when you find a choice that works, you're done. If none of the three work out, then you're still done because the answer is then (d).
Please remind me again, are you taking a math course ?