The question presents a coding pattern where a word is converted into a numerical sequence. We need to find the rule connecting "PEN" to "16514" and apply it to "INK".
Let's examine the relationship between the letters in "PEN" and the number "16514".
By concatenating these position numbers (16, 5, 14), we get 16514. This confirms the coding rule: replace each letter with its corresponding position number in the alphabet.
Now, we apply the same logic to the word "INK":
Concatenating these numbers (9, 14, 11) results in the code 91411.
Therefore, following the established pattern, "INK" will be written as 91411 in this code language.
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