How do you simplify (33+45)+7 and justify each step?

Simplify the expression and justify each step. (33+45)+7
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Although the expression can be evaluated by simply adding the three numbers, the contents of the parentheses should be evaluated first: 33+45=78, then the parentheses and their contents can be replaced by this result so we have 78+7=85.

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