Step 1: Plan:
I will start with the taals whose matras I know well and use them to remove wrong options quickly.
Step 2: Fix Rupak:
Rupak is a 7 matra taal (3+2+2), so D must go with (I). Only option 2 has D - (I).
Step 3: Fix Jhaptal and Dhamar:
Jhaptal has 10 matras, so B goes with (III), and Dhamar has 14 matras, so C goes with (II). Option 2 also has these.
Step 4: Left over:
The only List-II value left is 12, which goes with Khemta, so A - (IV). This matches option 2 exactly.
Step 5: Cross check:
Options 1, 3 and 4 each have at least one pair that disagrees, such as D - (IV) in option 1 or C - (IV) in option 3.
Step 6: Conclusion:
The correct choice is option 2.
Final Answer:
Option 2 gives the correct matching.
\[ \boxed{2} \]