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A:	31 days
B:	49 days
C:	75 days
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✅ 31 days

Duration: August 11 – September 10, 1994 (31 days as a named storm).

Peak Intensity: Category 5 (175 mph winds).

Path: Crossed the entire Pacific Ocean, covering 7,165 miles—the longest track ever recorded.

Most hurricanes last 1–2 weeks before weakening over land/cold water.

Hurricane/Typhoon Freddy (2023) lasted 5+ weeks with breaks (not continuous).

Fun Fact: John was nicknamed the "Hurricane That Wouldn’t Die"! 🌪️💀

Note: The official record counts continuous tropical cyclone status. 🌊🌀

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