Besides Sai Baba, which other saints like Gajanan Maharaj are discussed in the context of Ratanji's problem?

In the account of Ratanji found in Chapter 14, Sai Baba is the central and only saint mentioned in relation to solving the merchant's problem. The text explains that Ratanji had great faith in Das Ganu, who specifically advised him, 'Go to Shirdi; you will obtain your heart's desire.' Das Ganu's counsel was to surrender to Sai Baba alone. The narrative as presented in Chapter 14 does not mention any other saints, such as Gajanan Maharaj, being considered, discussed, or recommended by Ratanji or Das Ganu. The focus is exclusively on Sai Baba's ability to help.