Advanced Placement (AP), 28.10.2020 01:40 oof78

So the first numbers are the altitudes, and the other ones are the latitude/longitude. I'm having trouble with determining which class airspace (A, C,D, E,F, G) they each belong to. Any help? Btw, These are found on sectional charts and it's specifically for private pilot.
8. 2500 N29°18’/W80°40’
9. 1100 N29°18’/W80°40'
10. 1000 N28°49’/W81°21’
11. 1800 N28°49’/W81°21’
12. 600 N28°50’/W81°49’
13. 800 N28°50’/W81°49’
14. 12500 N28°50’/W81°49’
15. 1000 N29°41’/W82°16’
16. 3000 N29°41’/W82°16’
17. 15500 N29°41’/W82°16’
18. FL190 N29°41’/W82°16’
19. 500 N29°20’/W81°05’
20. 1500 N29°20’/W81°05’
21. 500 N31°32’/W82°32’
22. 500 N31°24’/W82°18’
23. 500 N28°16’/W81°12’
24. 1500 N28°16’/W81°12’
25. 2500 N28°16’/W81°12’
26. 9500 N28°16’/W81°12’
27. 10500 N28°16’/W81°12’
28. FL 280 N28°16’/W81°12’

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