Yes, you can delete the offending rows for two reason, one they closed or settled in 2022 which should not show up on your statement, and two because they do have a zero gain/loss.
Second option (not necessary based on your information), you can just go in to edit the date of sale and change it to 2021. The effect on your tax return will remain the same with zero gain or loss.
Keep the documents in your file should you need them later regardless of which method you choose to use.
@Bondy_joel
[Edited: 03/22/2022 | 1:29p PST]
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