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Let the complex numbers z of the form `x+iy` satisfy arg` ((3z-6-3i)/(2z-8-6i))=pi/4 and |z-3+i|=3`. Then the ordered pairs `(x,y)` are (A) `(4- 4/sqrt(5), 1+2/sqrt(5))` (B) `(4+5/sqrt(5),1-2/sqrt(5))` (C) `(6-1)` (D) `(0,1)`

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