Using your calculations from Question 11, Table 9, what is the maximum for all male blood donors?

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To begin, I will restate the available information: the question asks for the maximum value for all male blood donors using calculations from Question 11, Table 9. However, the provided data shows that there are no answer options listed for this question, and the 'answer' field contains a single value "27,328" without any multiple-choice choices to compare against.

Because there are no answer options to evaluate, we cannot perform option-by-option analysis as requested. Normally, we would examine each given choice, explain why it is correct or incorrect, and relate them to the calculations in Question 11, Table 9. In the absence of choices, we can only discuss the procedural approach:
- Identify the dataset for male donors from Table 9 (the relevant rows/columns that capture donor counts, measurements, or computed maxima).
- Apply the same calculation steps used in Question 11 to the male donor subset, ensuring consistency with the method used previously (e.g., data filtering, aggregation, and the definition of the maximum as used in the context).
- Verify units and any rounding rules that were applied in prior questions to maintain comparability with the rest of the problem set.

If the intent was to supply a single-choice option, the missing options prevent a complete evaluation. In practical terms, to proceed, one would need:
- The actual list of answer options for this question, or
- The explicit specification of the maximum value directly (if the problem provides it outside of options).

Absent those, any assertion about whether 27,328 is correct would be unfounded relative to the provided options. The next step would be to obtain the missing answer choices or the full data context from Question 11 and Table 9 to perform a proper, option-by-option justification, including why each alternative would be ruled in or out based on the calculations for male donors.

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Using your calculations from Question 11, Table 9, what is the maximum for all male blood donors?

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