A hockey coach recorded the number of shots taken by the home team and the number taken by the visiting team in 20 games. He displayed the results in the box plots below.

A box plot titled Number of Shots Taken by home team players. The number line goes from 10 to 32. The whiskers range from 16 to 32, and the box ranges from 20 to 23. A line divides the box at 22.
Number of Shots Taken by Home Team Players

A box plot titled Number of Shots Taken by visiting team players. The number line goes from 10 to 32. The whiskers range from 14 to 32, and the box ranges from 16 to 24. A line divides the box at 18.
Number of Shots Taken by Visiting Team Players

Which describes an inference that the coach might make after comparing the medians of the two data sets?
The home team took more shots than the visiting team.
The visiting team took more shots than the home team.
The home team had more variability in the number of shots taken.
The visiting team had more variability in the number of shots taken.