1. The problem asks whether product B with 9,616 units and product C with 3,192 units is the best product. 2. To determine the best product, we need a criterion such as profit, revenue, or efficiency, which is not provided. 3. Without additional data like price per unit, cost, or profit margin, we cannot conclude which product is best. 4. If you provide more details, such as revenue or profit per unit, we can compare products quantitatively. 5. For now, based on units alone, product B has more units (9,616) than product C (3,192), but that does not necessarily mean it is the best.