Tomas and Kyle each bought a shirt at the school store. Tomas gave the cashier a $20 bill and received $6.15 in change. Kyle gave the cashier a $10 bill and received $1.06 in change. Which statement about the cost of the shirts is true?
A. Tomas's shirt costs $5.09 more than Kyle's shirt.
B. Kyle's shirt costs $5.09 more than Tomas's shirt.
C. Tomas's shirt costs $4.91 more than Kyle's shirt.
D. Kyle's shirt costs $4.91 more than Tomas's shirt.
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