Yоu аre given а 4-wаy set assоciative cache. Each cache set has fоur cache entries, valid bits, and "Least Recently Used (LRU)" bits, which holds a sequence of caches ordered based on how recently they were used. For example, an entry of C1 -> C2 -> C3 -> C0 indicates C0 as the least recently used cache entry. In the tables below, an entry denotes the memory address whose data is stored at that location, not the data itself. Additionally, assume the entry in the "Valid" column for an index is the value of the valid bit for each entry at that index. An "O" means each entry in the index is valid, and an "X" means each entry in the index is invalid. Given the current state of the cache below, what will happen if the CPU accesses the memory location of 22? Assume that location 22 has been previously referenced in the cache.