Number of unpaired electron and total spin angular moment
The first choice lists $\ce{Fe^3+}$ as the central metal atom (CMA), so you have the configuration: $\mathrm{3d^5 4s^0}$. Remember that fluoride is a weak field ligand and would not cause pairing of electrons. This gives you 5 unpaired electrons.

The second choice has $\ce{V^2+}$ as the CMA, the configuration being $\mathrm{3d^3 4s^0}$. This gives you 3 unpaired electrons.

Finally, the third choice has $\ce{Fe^2+}$ as the CMA. Yet again water is a weak field ligand and does not cause pairing of electrons. The isolated configuration although is $\mathrm{3d^6 4s^0}$, but now you'd have 4 electrons in the $\mathrm{t_2g}$ set and 2 electrons in the $\mathrm{e_g}$ set. So now you've 4 unpaired electrons.


  more unpaired electron results in greater spin-only magnetic moment.


This is true and I can see it being followed as $\mathrm{A&gt;C&gt;B}$.



Also see my comment for the strength of ligands.