Venn diagram question

Please refer to the attachment. Are there any quick ways to do this question?
(It seems that most people guessed from the spread of chosen answers)

Is it wise to skip this question?

The question isn't really hard, but will take a couple of mins to draw the Venn diagrams and total them up. aS couple of the comparisons are easy to discount without even drawing the diagram but to be sure draw it.

If time was tight (towards the end of the exam) I may skip it, but it isn't hard.

If I knew straight away this was a Venn diagram question then I would have drawn a Venn diagram and put values in as I read, but I didn't know, so I had to read the passage first which wasted a lot of time.

Id get a bit of venn practice in then? The info is reasonably clear, the only "hard" comparison should be the first and last option. By hard, I mean long winded.

The answer for option D is 43. But this doesn't make too much sense to me.

Can you construct the Venn diagram?

The answer for option D is 43. But this doesn't make too much sense to me.

Yup

It's
43 = 250 - Venn total
That's why it's a bit of a slog. Can't see an obvious way to compute the Venn total quickly.

I think now I can see why this is a Venn type question:
1) mentions 3 different categories
2) mentions a total
3) the categories seem to have an overlap
(I believe I should have identified this just by having glance for like 5 seconds)

I think the one bit I find challenging is knowing to put a zero for the "all three region overlap".

Okay, I feel like this is also fairly clear now as the text implies Panamax ships can only carry a maximum weight of 65,000, and since the ships less than 10yrs can carry a maximum of 85,000, none of these can be Panamax. Therefore, the 3 overlapping regions must be 0.

Yup