How many packets of ketchup would be included for that same order?

When determining the number of ketchup packets included with an order at Raising Cane's, the standard practice is to include one packet of ketchup for each item that traditionally pairs with it, especially if certain items come with no other sauce. For example, if the order is for a meal that typically features chicken fingers, fries, or similar items, more packets may be provided to ensure that the guest has enough to complement their meal.

In this case, the correct choice reflects the company's standard practice of providing an ample number of packets, which aligns with customer expectations to enhance their dining experience. Offering six packets ensures that customers have enough sauce for dipping, which aligns with Raising Cane's commitment to customer satisfaction and quality service.

The other quantities mentioned result in either too few packets for a satisfying experience with the meal or an overestimation that might not align with typical serving sizes, which could lead to waste. Thus, six packets is both reasonable and consistent with standard service practices at Raising Cane's.