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Default that, which or nothing

Hello, here is an exam question:

I have bought the same dress __________ she is wearing.

The given options being:

a)that b) which c) as d)what


Which one should be correct and why, given that sentence sounds perfectly natural to me as it already is, with those options being left out. Following that line of thinking, should the correct one be "that"? (Which sometimes can be either included or left out without any change of meaning) Thanks.

PS. If I have made any mistakes in the above writing, I would be most grateful to anyone who would correct me.

PPS. Or can the answer be "as" because of "the same" before it?

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