Everything Is Material, or Ideal or Transcendental $\lor$ (Ix $\lor$

Everything is material, or ideal or transcendental. All atoms are not ideal and not transcendental. And nothing is material. So there are no atoms.
-Which of the following is the best translation into M of this argument?

A) (∀x) [Mx $\lor$ (Ix $\lor$ Tx) ] (∀x) [Ax ⊃ (∼Ix • ∼Tx) ]
∼(∃x) Mx / ∼(∃x) Ax
B) (∀x) [Mx $\lor$ (Ix $\lor$ Tx) ] (∀x) [Ax ⊃ (∼Ix • ∼Tx) ]
∼(∀x) Mx / ∼(∀x) Ax
C) (∀x) [Mx $\lor$ (Ix $\lor$ Tx) ] (∀x) [Ax ⊃ ∼(Ix • Tx) ]
∼(∃x) Mx / ∼(∃x) Ax
D) (∀x) [Mx $\lor$ (Ix $\lor$ Tx) ] (∀x) [Ax ⊃ ∼(Ix • Tx) ]
∼(∀x) Mx / ∼(∃x) Ax
E) (∀x) [Mx $\lor$ (Ix $\lor$ Tx) ] (∀x) [Ax ⊃ (∼Ix • ∼Tx) ]
∼(∃x) Mx / ∼(∀x) Ax