choose the best spanish equivalent to the sentence below. rafael and estela have walked to the post office…

choose the best spanish equivalent to the sentence below. rafael and estela have walked to the post office. rafael y estela tienen que caminar al correo. rafael y estela han caminando al correo. rafael y estela han caminado al correo. rafael y estela han caminandos al correo.
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Brief Explanations:
The English sentence is in present - perfect tense. In Spanish, the present - perfect is formed with "haber" (in the appropriate form) + past participle. "Han caminado" is the correct present - perfect form of "caminar" (to walk) for the third - person plural subject "Rafael y Estela". "Tienen que caminar" means "they have to walk", "han caminando" is an incorrect form (the correct gerund form "caminando" is misused here), and "han caminandos" is an incorrect form.
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Rafael y Estela han caminado al correo.