Let's start by finding the possible values for each variable based on the given information.

Since B and F are multiples of 5, they must be either 45 or 55. Since G is a multiple of 11, it must be either 33 or 55. Since H is a multiple of 7, it must be either 35 or 49.

Since C + F = 72 and F is either 45 or 55, C must be either 27 or 17. Since G + A = 74 and G is either 33 or 55, A must be either 41 or 19.

Since E2 is an even number and E is an odd number, E must be divisible by 4. The only two-digit odd number divisible by 4 is 44, so E must be equal to 44.

Now we can use the information that the numbers are consecutive to find the remaining values. Since E is equal to 44 and the numbers are consecutive, D must be equal to 43 and C must be equal to 41. This means that A cannot be equal to 41, so A must be equal to 19. Since A is equal to 19 and G + A = 74, G must be equal to 55. This means that B and F cannot both be equal to 55, so one of them must be equal to 45.

Since C is equal to 41 and C + F =72, F must be equal to31. This means that B must be equal to45.

Now we have found the values for all the variables: A =19, B =45, C =41, D =43, E =44, F =31, G =55 and H =35.

If we arrange these numbers in ascending order: A < F < H < C < D < E < B < G

The number in the fourth position is C which is equal to 41.

Therefore, option B is correct.

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