Excel formula does not work: too many arguments - excel

I am trying to run this formula:
=IF(AND(D4="Dr",D5="Dr",D10="Cr"),C4-C8-C9-C10-C5+C11,
IF(AND(D4="Cr",D5="Cr",D10="Dr"),C4+C8+C9-C10-C5-C11),
IF(AND(D4="Cr",D5="Dr",D10="Dr"),C4+C8+C9-C10+C5-C11),
IF(AND(D4="Dr",D5="Cr",D10="Cr"),C4-C8-C9-C10+C5-C11),
C4+C8+C9+C10+C5+C11))
But it is showing you have entered too many arguments error... can anybody help me with this formula?

Try this:
IF(AND(D4="Dr",D5="Dr",D10="Cr"),C4-C8-C9-C10-C5+C11,
IF(AND(D4="Cr",D5="Cr",D10="Dr"),C4+C8+C9-C10-C5-C11,
IF(AND(D4="Cr",D5="Dr",D10="Dr"),C4+C8+C9-C10+C5-C11,
IF(AND(D4="Dr",D5="Cr",D10="Cr"),C4-C8-C9-C10+C5-C11,
C4+C8+C9+C10+C5+C11)))))

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