Answer: A
The two ring-fusion carbons are both stereocentres, and since the C=O at C2 breaks the symmetry of the skeleton there is no meso form: 22=4 configurations. Ring fusion can be cis (4aR,8aS)/(4aS,8aR) or trans (4aR,8aR)/(4aS,8aS), and each is chiral, giving two enantiomeric pairs. (Unsubstituted decalin, by contrast, has only two achiral isomers.)