The first round of the competition was hosted by The Ministry of Magic. The Ministry recently got hold of some possessions of a death eater. However, they had to find the decrypting charm to find information about the whereabouts of the other death eaters from a talking hat. The Hat gave out 3 hints to deduce the charm. If one could not guess the right charm in 3 attempts, the hat will destroy itself.
The first hint given by the hat was, “BFplmNVNbACLAMlrBgmDSllV iSTjfJsehRTgsRtM"
Harry is clueless and hence takes Hermonie’s help. Hermione figures out some tricks and gives Harry a charm which read as, “ NEw loGYGnPULPOliNs oF AllY HaD be Back I D saId O “. However, it turned out to be wrong. The hat then gave out the second hint, “ A failed attempt means you've either forgotten the password-protected, or you're trying to hack it. Luckily, I've decid- ed to play fair. Remember that it would be wise to pay close attention to the capitals.
Capitals! Of course! Hermione instantaneously thinks of something, and gives Harry a new charm “NG TO THE CHINKS OF PURPRI”. However, this also turned out to be wrong. This time instead of a hint, a warning message is read aloud. “WARNING: You have one attempt remaining before the data corrupts. Remember, this data is a matter of life and death! Use your last guess wisely…” it says. Viktor and Fleur give up, however, Harry has one more chance to find the information.
The Ministry of Magic also got hold of this document along with the hat.

Do you think this document is useful? Can you help Harry find the charm? What will be the sum of the alphabets of the words if values to the alphabets are `A=1, B=2, C=3, …` ?

Options

A. 286
B. 296
C. 316
D. 326

Explanation

The above document is a table which has the ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 Country Codes and the list of capital cities.
This Gives us the second jumbled string:
OWUHSSYMSCFR RDSSZLPA
On Decoding the first string using a Playfair cipher with I = J and the key text LIFE yields:
MY PASSWORD IS
Decoding the second string using a Playfair cipher with I = J and the key text DEATH yields:
PASSWORD
To Show an example of the second cipher at work:

All of the letters are entered into the tableau starting with the letters of the key and then the rest of the 26 letters. If a letter would be listed a second time because it was already listed in the key, it is omitted. The letter I is equivalent to the letter J for the purposes of Playfair. Other implmentations just omit Q. Each pair of letters in the input text forms a rectangle. The opposite two corners of the rectangle are the decrypted text. See how RD decrypts to PA in the first image. The second image shows how ZL is decrypted to WO. PA decrypts to RD as it is the opposite of the first image.