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A local package delivery service wants to improve the efficiency of its deliveries. As a first step, the management team decides to conduct a study to determine the average length of time from the arrival of a package at the company's mail center until its delivery at a home. Which of the following methods is most likely to produce valid results?$\newline$Choose $1$ answer:$\newline$(A) The team selects the $1$,$000$ heaviest packages in a one-week, non-holiday period and records how long it takes for each package to reach its destination.$\newline$(B) The team calls $1$,$000$ residents in their delivery area and asks them whether they have received a package from their service in the past week. They will then record how long it took for those packages to reach their destination.$\newline$(C) The team selects a random sample of $1$,$000$ packages arriving at the center over a one-week, non-holiday period and records how long it takes for each package to reach its destination.$\newline$(D) None of the above