I see multiple issues
1) the beginning balance sheet line 14 should agree with the beginning total of liabilities and capital line 22. so your accounting problems go back to 2020 and maybe earlier.
2) the balance on the December bank statement may not be what should be used for ending cash. it should be the bank balance on 12/31/21 + any outstanding deposits in transit and less any outstanding checks, fees et.
3) there was an increase in line 9a which says you added something to property and equipment but there is no additional depreciation (line 9b). This would only be correct if the addition was not placed in service until after 12/31/2021
4) on your k-1's, which I can not see, the total of beginning and ending capital should equal beginning and ending partners' capital on line 21 of the balance sheet
we can't see what has transpired over the years so we can't really correctly tell you how to fix things. The out-of-balance balance sheet should prevent you from e-filing. I strongly recommend you see an accountant who can educate you in accounting and straighten out the tax return. things like this do not fix themselves and could increase audit risk.
