What classification is indicated for fingerprints that contain all whorls?

The classification for fingerprints that contain all whorls is represented as 32/32. This notation indicates that all the finger patterns identified in the classification system are whorls, which is specific to a set of fingerprint classification systems, such as the Henry classification system.

In this system, the notation denotes a complete grouping of all fingers, with each specific pattern contributing to the overall classification. The 32 denotes the total number of whorls across all fingers, implying that all the digits exhibit this distinctive pattern, reinforcing the unique characteristics of whorls and their representation in forensic identification.

The other provided options represent different classifications based on various combinations or numbers of patterns, but only 32/32 accurately reflects the scenario where every examined fingerprint demonstrates the whorl pattern.