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If $\text{A}$'s income is $60 \%$ more of $\text{B}$'s income and $\text{B}$'s income is $40 \%$ less than $\text{C}$'s income, then by what percent is $\text{C}$'s income more than $\text{A}$'s income? (Correct to one decimal place)

  1. $4.2$
  2. $7.6$
  3. $6.8$
  4. $2.4$

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