Discussion
A (baffling) problem
Answer: C
A baffling problem is a puzzling one.
To baffle is to bewilder or perplex someone completely, so a baffling problem is one that leaves you unable to understand or explain it, which is exactly what puzzling means.
Difficult is close but weaker: a difficult problem may be hard work yet perfectly clear, whereas a baffling one confuses. Simple is the opposite, and new says only that the problem has not been met before, not that it perplexes.
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