Hi, let's see what happens if we put I and M together.
T: M: I M B:
We know that F is with M, and that K is higher than FM so we know we have
T: K _ M: I M F B: _ _ _
Since we know that o must be higher than L, we know that O must be on the top, L on the bottom, and since we must have three or more on the bottom, our two floaters of G and H are also on the bottom
T: K O M: I M F B: LGH
For C we do not know for sure where everything goes.
We know that the only rung with room for L F and M is the bottom so we will have
T: M: I B: L F M
But there isn't anything else we know for sure to be true.
