This problem involves calculating the ratio of time taken by a man and a woman to complete a task individually, based on group performance data.
First, let's determine the total amount of work required for the task in terms of 'person-days'. We can calculate this from the information given for both women and men.
The question asks for the ratio of the number of days a man will take to complete the task alone to the number of days a woman will need to do that task. This is represented as $D_m : D_w$.
This matches Option B.
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