In informal English, 'than me' is common, but formal grammar prefers 'than I (am)'. In many competitive exams, 'than me' is accepted as the object form after a preposition 'than' when no verb follows. However, both are possible. Here we consider 'me' as correct because no verb is expressed.
Explanation:
'Neither of' takes a plural noun but a singular verb and singular pronoun. Since it refers to males, 'his' is the correct possessive pronoun.
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