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The third person plural, past perfect tense of finish is They had finished. They were finishing. He had finished. I had finished.
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Personal pronouns Singular First person: I Second person: you Third person: he, she, it Plural First person: we Second person: you Third person: they
From the pronouns, you can see that there are two choices you can immediately eliminate.
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