Charlotte and Alexander each wrote an expression, but only Charlotte's expression is equivalent to 4g + 15. What could be Alexander's expression?
A. 4 (g + 2) + 7
B. 5g - (g - 15)
C. 3 (g + 5) - g
D. 8g - 4 (g - 4) - 1
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