Correct option is D
The correct substitution of the highlighted words is (d)
beyond all our calculations.
Explanation: The phrasal expression "went out all our calculations" is incorrect and not idiomatic.
The correct expression is "went beyond all our calculations," which means something happened that exceeded or was more than what was estimated or expected.
Grammatical rule used: This is about correct usage of prepositions and idiomatic expressions.
The phrase "beyond one's calculations/expectations" is standard and expresses something exceeding limits.
Example: The final cost went beyond all our estimates.
Information Booster: Always use "beyond" to express something that surpasses or exceeds expectations or limits.