Every such map is a rotation of the normalized Cayley map $(z-i)/(z+i)$, because the resulting disk automorphism fixes zero. Rotations preserve modulus, and |(4i−i)/(4i+i)|=3/5. Thus the supremum, attained by every such map, is **3/5, D**.
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