There, their, they're, they are, are the homophones. The best option that complements the blank of the sentence is, 'their,' and hence, option B is correct.
What are the different uses of there, their, they're, they are?
There is used as an adverb, noun, or adjective to refer to the place or a location, and their is a possessive pronoun used to give a sense of belongingness to the thing or someone.
They're is a compacted form of the two words, they and are, while they are, indicates the action performed by the people. All these words are homophones as they have similar sounds with different spellings and usage.
Therefore, option B. their is the correct blank.
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