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Assume the present age of the father is $x$ year, son's age is $y$ year.

$4$ year ago father age=$(x-4)$

$4$ year ago son age =$(y-4)$

now it is give that: father's age=6(son’s age)

$\therefore (x-4)=6(y-4)$

$\implies x-4=6y-24$

$\implies x-6y=-20 ------  (i)$

Now after $16$ year father’s age =$(x+16)$

son’s age after $16$ year= $(y+16)$

now it is given that father age=2(son’s age)

$\implies (x+16)=2(y+16)$

$\implies x+16=2y+32$

$\implies x-2y=16------  (ii)$

from equation $(i) \& (ii)$ we get son’s age $y=9$ year, father’s age $x=34$ year.

Option (A) is correct.

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