If the shopkeeper sells an item at Rs 1600 which is marked as Rs 2000, then what is the discount he is offering?

If the shopkeeper sells an item at Rs 1600 which is marked as Rs 2000, then what is the discount he is offering?
1). 25 percent
2). 20 percent
3). 30 percent
4). 10 percent

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