Step 1: Fix the sets by wall.
East wall already contains \(\{E,H,M\}\) (in some order).
Therefore the west wall must contain the remaining \(\{O,R,T\}\).
Step 2: Apply the adjacency bans on the west wall.
On a 3-slot wall, the centre is adjacent to both ends.
Since \(O\) cannot be adjacent to \(T\), \(O\) and \(T\) must be \emph{separated} by \(R\).
Thus the only possible west orders are \(O\!-\!R\!-\!T\) or \(T\!-\!R\!-\!O\).
In both, the centre is \(R\), never \(O\).
Step 3: Conclude.
Hence \(O\) \emph{cannot} be in the centre of the west wall.
Other options are not forced by the conditions.
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\boxed{\text{(b)}}
\]