Step 1: Resolve the three displacements into components.
Let East be \(+x\) and North be \(+y\).
First \(50\) m East: \((50,0)\).
Second \(50\) m at \(45^\circ\) NE: \((50\cos45^\circ,\,50\sin45^\circ)=(25\sqrt{2},\,25\sqrt{2})\).
Third \(50\) m East: \((50,0)\).
Net displacement \(\vec{AB}=(100+25\sqrt{2},\,25\sqrt{2})\).
Step 2: Compute the straight-line distance \(AB\).
\[
AB=\sqrt{(100+25\sqrt{2})^2+(25\sqrt{2})^2}
=\sqrt{12500+5000\sqrt{2}}.
\]
Factor to simplify:
\[
AB=\sqrt{25(500+200\sqrt{2})}=5\sqrt{500+200\sqrt{2}}
=50\sqrt{\,5+2\sqrt{2}\,}.
\]
Step 3: Compare with the demanded form \(a\sqrt{b}+\sqrt{c}\).
Setting \(AB=a\sqrt{b}+\sqrt{c}\) and squaring would give
\[
AB^2=a^2b+c+2a\sqrt{bc}=12500+5000\sqrt{2}.
\]
This requires \(2a\sqrt{bc}=5000\sqrt{2}\Rightarrow a\sqrt{bc}=2500\sqrt{2}\),
with \(a^2b+c=12500\). There are \textit{no} integers \(a,b,c\) satisfying both simultaneously (one may check that taking \(b\) to absorb the factor \(2\) leads to a quadratic with non-integral solutions). Hence \(AB\) cannot be written in the stated form with integers \(a,b,c\). Therefore none of the numerical options for \(a+b+c\) applies.
\[
\boxed{AB=50\sqrt{\,5+2\sqrt{2}\,}\ \text{m}} \quad\Rightarrow\quad \boxed{\text{Answer: None of the above.}}
\]