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The $$ amount is inconsequential from a UT% and that is not impacting your score.
The impact comes from an increase in the # open accounts reporting a balance. Test it yourself by increasing/decreasing # accounts reporting a balance while keeping aggregate utilization "in the same threshold range - say 1% to 9% or 10% to 19%.
In general, I view month to month score fluctuations of +/- 9 or less as noise - unless you are planning to apply for a loan or re-finance.
If you need to maximize score, best to report a balance on only one open CC account. Otherwise, you can just PIF monthly balances on time and don't worry about micro-managing what shows on a statement. Score drops associated with high # cards reporting or high UT % are point in time and self healing as soon as you reduce # reporting or UT%.