With \( p_0=0, p_1=1 \) and \( q_0=1, q_1=1 \), we get \( p_2=4\cdot 1+0=4 \) and \( q_2=4\cdot 1+1=5 \); then \( p_3=2\cdot 4+1=9 \) and \( q_3=2\cdot 5+1=11 \), so the convergent is \( 9/11 \). The option \( 9/4 \) uses \( p_2 \) as denominator instead of \( q_3 \).
A convergent of a continued fraction \( [a_0; a_1, a_2, \ldots] \) is the rational number \( p_n/q_n \) obtained by truncating the expansion at the term \( a_n \).