Data Sufficiency

We have 2 broken bulbs in the first box, so the rest of the 7 broken bulbs must be in the second box, and we have 5 broken bulbs in the second box.

From Statement 1, we have 30 unbroken bulbs in the first box, and thus 32 bulbs in total in that box. The rest of the bulbs are in the other box, so we have 55-32 = 23 bulbs in that box. If 5 of those are broken, the rest, 18 bulbs, are not, so Statement 1 is sufficient.

From Statement 2, if we have F bulbs in the first box in total, and S bulbs in the second box in total, we know

F+S = 55
F - S = 9

and if we just add these two equations, we find 2F = 64, so F = 32, and we have the same information as we had using Statement 1, so Statement 2 is also sufficient and the answer is D.