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Suppose that we have an implicit-free list allocator for which header and footer blocks are eight bytes each. To reduce overhead, only free blocks have footers. The alignment requirement of this allocator is only eight bytes (instead of the typically 16 for a 64-bit system). What is the minimum size (in bytes) of any block, allocated or free?

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