Concept:The division of fractions is converted into multiplication, and the identity a2−b2=(a−b)(a+b) is used to simplify the expression.Explanation:Given x:y=9:11, let x=9k and y=11k.The given expression is y2−1x2−1y+1x+1.Rewrite the division as multiplication:y+1x+1×x2−1y2−1.Factorise both differences of squares:y2−1=(y−1)(y+1) and x2−1=(x−1)(x+1).So the expression becomes y+1x+1×(x−1)(x+1)(y−1)(y+1).Cancel the common factors (x+1) and (y+1) from the numerator and denominator.This simplifies to x−1y−1.Substitute x=9k and y=11k:9k−111k−1.Answer:Option C: 9k−111k−1