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The question is asking for representation in 5 digits..So prior to finding 10's complement , u have to represent the given number in 5 digits which can be done by appending a 0 to MSB as it does not changes value..

So 5 digit representation of number  =  (09900)10

So 9's complement of it                  =  (90099)10

So 10's complement of it                =   (90099)10 + 1

                                                    =   (90100)10

Hence C) is the correct answer..

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