The plan messed up the reporting unless the plan voided 1099-R #1 or they voided 1099-Rs #2 and #3.
You'll need to check with the plan to find out what was actually reported to the IRS by them. If they actually reported all 3 to the IRS, they offset your plan loan twice.
Check your balances and plan statements for the traditional and designated Roth accounts in the plan to see which account(s) the offset funds actually came from. If the balance in the designated Roth account shows that no funds came from that account to satisfy the loan, 1099-Rs #2 and #3 are wrong. If $7,195.82 did come out of the designated Roth account, it's likely that 1099-R #1 is wrong. (Make sure that the amount that came out of the traditional account wasn't $18,125.48 plus $10,929.66.)
