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Since carbon dioxide is a colourless gas, the carbon dioxide produced from sublimation of "dry ice" is not visible by the naked eye.
But carbon dioxide is heavier than air, the gas thus tneds to stay around the dry ice. Because the temperature of the carbon dioxide is much lower than that of the surrounding air, it will cool down the water vapour present in the air, forming tiny water droplets. This is the "mist" that you observed.
Therefore, the second explanation in your post is correct.