Kitchen Sink Drain Pipe too High...venting question

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I am renovating my kitchen and decided to switch to a new 10" deep undermount sink. The issue I have run into is that the existing drain pipe coming out of the wall is too high for this deep of a sink and a garbage disposal. I only have 5" from the bottom of the new sink to the center of the drain.

The kitchen is over a 4' tall crawlspace, so I decided to keep the deep sink I have and run the drain down through the floor and tie it into the main drain pipe down there. I'm trying to work out how to vent it if I do this. The attached pdf shows my current setup and 3 ideas I came up with. Which one of these will work the best? Any other ideas that would work better?
 

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I am not a plumber. 3B is most likely to be according to code in your area and work pretty well until the Studor fails. 2B would probably work well.

The others would not meet a code and would not work well.

Best would be to lower the sanitary tee in the wall.
 
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