In birds, sex is determined by the $ZW$ chromosome system: males are homogametic ($ZZ$) and females are heterogametic ($ZW$). Feather patterning is controlled by a sex-linked gene on the $Z$ chromosome, where the allele for barred feathers ($Z^B$) is dominant over the allele for non-barred feathers ($Z^b$). An autosomal gene controls comb shape, where the allele for rose comb ($R$) is dominant over the allele for single comb ($r$).

A geneticist crosses a barred female chicken with a rose comb (heterozygous for comb shape) and a non-barred male chicken with a single comb, as shown in the genetic diagram below:

Which of the following options correctly predicts the phenotypic ratio of the offspring from this cross?