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It appears that one answer choice is missing. This question resembles one on my AP Chemistry practice test, where KCl would be the correct answer.

mass of AgCl = 2.23 - 0.80 = 1.43g AgCl

1.43g AgCl / 143g/mol AgCl = 0.01 moles AgCl

- The ratio of AgCl is 1:1, so:

     moles of Ag+ = moles of Cl-, hence Ag+ has 0.01 moles and Cl- also has 0.01 moles

- MCl maintains the 1:1 ratio

      moles of Cl- = moles of M+

      - 0.01 moles of M+ and Cl-

0.01 Cl- = x/35.45 = 0.3545g Cl-

mass of MCl = 0.74g

0.74g MCl - 0.3545g Cl- = 0.3955g M+

0.3955g M+/x =0.010 mol M+

x= 39.55g M+

K+ has an approximate molar mass of 39.10

Thus, KCl is your answer