Among France and UK, who has/have trade surplus(es) with US?

The values given in both charts together are represented in the table below, with the import tariff percentages charged by each of the five countries on the others represented as a percentage, and the import tariffs levied by each country on other countries are represented in brackets(in billion USD).
For France - Trade surplus/trade deficit of France with the US = Exports from France to the US - Imports from the US to France
Exports by France to the US would be the same as the US's imports from France.
The US is charging a 20% tariff on India, and the tariff imposed by the US on France equals 6 billion USD.
So, 20% of the imports equals 6 billion USD.
$\dfrac{20}{100}\ \times\$ Imports $=\ 6$
Imports $=\ 6\ \times\ 5\ =\ 30$ billion USD.
The value of imports by the US from France = France's export to the US = 30 billion USD.
Imports by France from the US can be calculated as,
France is charging a 30% tariff on the US, and the tariff imposed by France on the US equals 5.5 billion USD.
So, 30% of the imports equals 5.5 billion USD.
$\dfrac{30}{100}\ \times\$ Imports $=\ 5.5$
Imports $=\ 5.5\ \times\ 3.34\ =\ 18.34$ billion USD.
The value of imports by France from the US = 18.34 billion USD.
We can clearly see that the Imports are less than the exports for France from the US. So, the trade surplus can be calculated as,
Trade surplus = Exports from France to the US - Imports from France to the US = 30 billion USD - 18.34 billion USD = 11.67 billion USD.
So, there is a surplus of 11.67 billion USD.
For the UK - The Trade surplus/trade deficit of the UK with the US = Exports from the UK to the US - Imports from the US to the UK
Exports by the UK to the US would be the same as the US's imports from the UK.
The US is charging a 30% tariff on the UK, and the tariff imposed by the US on the UK equals 3 billion USD.
So, 30% of the imports equals 3 billion USD.
$\dfrac{30}{100}\ \times\$ Imports $=\ 3$
Imports $=\ 1\ \times\ 10\ =\ 10$ billion USD.
The value of imports by the US from the UK = The UK's export to the US = 10 billion USD.
Imports by the UK from the US can be calculated as,
The UK is charging a 20% tariff on the US, and the tariff imposed by the UK on the US equals 2.5 billion USD.
So, 20% of the imports equals 2.5 billion USD.
$\dfrac{20}{100}\ \times\$ Imports $=\ 2.5$
Imports $=\ 2.5\ \times\ 5\ =\ 12.5$ billion USD.
The value of imports by the UK from the US = 12.5 billion USD.
We can clearly see that the Imports are greater than the exports for the UK from the US. So, the trade deficit can be calculated as,
Trade deficit = Exports from the UK to the US - Imports from the UK to the US = 10 billion USD - 12.5 billion USD = -2.5 billion USD.
So, there is a deficit of 2.5 billion USD.
We can see that France has a surplus and the UK has a deficit with the UK.
Hence, the correct answer is option D.