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Which sentence correctly uses apostrophes to show joint ownership?

a) jennys and sams’ wedding was joyful.
b) jenny’s and sam’s wedding was joyful.
c) jenny’s and sam wedding was joyful.
d) jenny and sam’s wedding was joyful.

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