A change-of-coordinates matrix exists because the coordinate map from $B$ to $C$ is linear. It is unique because its columns must be the $C$-coordinates of the $B$ basis vectors. Its inverse is $P_{B\leftarrow C}$, and $P_{D\leftarrow C}P_{C\leftarrow B}=P_{D\leftarrow B}$.
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