Answer: B
Dissolution needs hydration enthalpy to exceed lattice enthalpy. For the large SOX4X2− the cation-anion distance is dominated by the anion, so lattice enthalpy varies little, while the hydration enthalpy of the cation drops steeply with increasing size; dissolution becomes less favourable. For small OHX− the lattice enthalpy depends strongly on cation size and falls faster than the hydration enthalpy, so solubility increases.