If you have included 5020 and 5021 in the encumbrance rule, then only the obligation of $10,000 USD will be carried forward. This is based on the Oracle documentation that states:
You can carry forward year-end encumbrances into the following year. You can also carry forward an equivalent budget amount or funds available. When you carry forward year-end encumbrances, the Carry Forward rule you specify determines how General Ledger calculates the amount to be carried forward. You can choose one of the following Carry Forward rules:
Encumbrances Only: General Ledger calculates the year-to-date encumbrance balance as of the end of the year and carries that balance forward into the beginning balance of the first period of the next fiscal year.
Encumbrances and Encumbered Budget: General Ledger calculates the year-to-date encumbrance balance as of the end of the year and carries forward that balance, plus an equivalent budget amount, into the beginning balance of the first period of the next fiscal year.
Funds Available: General Ledger calculates the funds available as the year-to-date budget balance less year-to-date actual and encumbrance balances. General Ledger then carries forward that amount into the beginning balance of the first period of the next fiscal year1.
In this case, if you have used the Encumbrances Only rule, then only the obligation of $10,000 USD for each account will be carried forward. The budget balances, expenditure balances, and funds available will not be carried forward. The other options are incorrect because they do not match any of the Carry Forward rules described in the documentation.