@Lilin , it's still not clear what kind of distribution you received. If the amount you received was $2,400, it seems that it was a regular distribution, not a return of contribution. If it was a regular distribution, because the distribution was received within the last 30 days or so, you still are within the 60-day period in which you can roll the distribution back into the traditional IRA provided that you rolled over no other similar distribution from a traditional or Roth IRA within the one-year period ending on the date of the distribution from the traditional IRA in March 2023.
If you are unsure of the type of distribution you received, contact the financial institution to find out what type it was. As I said previously, had you actually requested a return of $2,400 of your contribution for 2022, an amount somewhere around $3,360 should have been paid to you.
Don't do anything before determining the type of distribution you received, but do find that out before April 18, 2023 so that you can know your options to get money back into the traditional IRA. The questions you have asked imply that you may be jumping the gun a bit.
