If the income of A is $60\%$ more than the income of B, and the income of C is $45\%$ less than the total income of A and B, then by what percentage is the income of C less than the income of A (correct to one decimal place)?
Options:
- A: $10.6\%$
- B: $11.2\%$
- C: $9.8\%$
- D: $10.2\%$
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