[8 + {(21 * √9/441 - 1 /5 of 60% - 1/5) * 625 + 7} ÷ 4] = ?

 [8 + {(21 * √9/441 - 1 /5 of 60% - 1/5) * 625 + 7} ÷ 4] = ?

A). 10

B). 15

C). 7

D). 16

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