paddock gate configuration - input appreciated

I am contemplating the best gate arrangement for the attached paddock layout.
Currently animals can get into A or B via existing gates but if I want to get there from the house (in Paddock C) I have to go through 3 gates

My requirements are:
C is a no animal zone
I can get from A to B and C
Animals can be kept restricted in B or C or have free roam of both B and C but not A

I am looking for a clever gate configuration that minimises the materials required to achieve this.
My animals are kune kune pigs and so a thigh high barrier is enough to stop them.

Ideas and input most appreciated.

Olmec Sinclair wrote:
My requirements are:
C is a no animal zone

Animals can be kept restricted in B or C or have free roam of both B and C but not A

I'm confused. I'm looking at this as a brain exercise and two requirements above have me stuck in a muddy mire... (I had head/neck trauma in 2009 so confusion is not unusual in such exercises... lol).

Um, yup, my bad labelling, not your problem. Thanks for pointing that out Pia.
What I mean to say was:

Currently animals can get into A or B via existing gates but if I want to get there from the house (in Paddock C) I have to go through 3 gates

C is a no animal zone (where the house and gardens are)
Animals can be kept restricted in A or B or have free roam of both A and B but not C


(I can't find a way to edit my original post....)

Attached is my initial plan for how to go about it....

awesome thanks for the clarity! that feels easier to process ... you also want to use minimal materials... at the intersection where you have your proposed gate - minimize the gate, have it on one side, a or b, only and a pass through there on the wall separating a and b at the intersect... unless your gate needs to be the size you illustrate. Is the gate for you, or you and equipment? (garden carts, etc)