Then,(16) implies that `Jini is the least likely person who can do such a thing.'
we just note here the difference between Jini-to and Jini-na in (16): when Jini-to/-rato is used in (16), the speaker of (16) expects that 'there are other (relatively many) people than Jini who are likely to be able to do such a thing,' but when Jini-na is used, the speaker expects that there are relatively few people who is likely to be able to do such a thing,' and that Jini is the least likely person who is likely to do it.