I don't think your situation is clearly covered by the tax law. if you weren't eligible to make an HSA contribution the distribution from the IRA may be taxable - ie not treated as a rollover.
then the contribution back into the IRA may be tax deductible but subject to the limit for IRA contributions
the problem comes in because TT is saying the excess is $7867 but you took out $8200. it is too much. you have a nonqualifying distribution of $333 (not $233)
the maximum IRA contribution for 2021 is 7,000. TT doesn't know you're putting back the 8200. and the issue is whether you can actually do this. if not you have an excess contribution of $1200. TT is probably taking a $7000 tax deduction for the iRA contribution you reported.
where did the 233 (333?) come from?
it makes no sense. if you weren't eligible in any month the excess should be 8200
if you were eligible for 1 month that would be $633
