In which constellation does the sun stay the longest?

If the landlord asks about the real constellation, then the answer is Virgo, which occupies a long position on the ecliptic, so the sun stays in Virgo for 46 days and 8 hours in a year.

If the landlord said the ecliptic 12, then the answer is Gemini (ecliptic 12 divides the ecliptic into 12 equal parts, which has nothing to do with the actual size of the constellation), because when the sun is located in Gemini, the earth is at the apohelion, at this time the sun moves slowest, so it stays in Gemini for the longest time.

No matter how to understand the landlord's question, the upstairs answer seems to be incorrect.