The question presents a word coding puzzle. We need to find the pattern used to transform 'OXFORD' into 'OODFRX' and 'KILLING' into 'IIGKLLN' to apply it to 'SOLUTION'.
In 'OODFRX', the vowels 'O', 'O' appear first, and the consonants 'D', 'F', 'R', 'X' appear afterwards. Notice that the vowels are in their original relative order, and the consonants 'D', 'F', 'R', 'X' are sorted alphabetically.
Similarly, in 'IIGKLLN', the vowels 'I', 'I' come first (in their original order). The consonants 'G', 'K', 'L', 'L', 'N' follow, sorted alphabetically.
Based on the examples, the rule is:
Let's apply the identified rule to the word 'SOLUTION'.
Therefore, 'SOLUTION' will be written as 'IOOULNST' in this code language.
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