Answer: D

Small Hint:

Slide one parallel side over: a trapezoid with parallel sides $a\lt c$ and legs $b,d$ gives a triangle with sides $b,d,c-a$

Big Hint:

The triangle inequality forces the longer parallel side to be $11;$ apply Heron’s formula in the cases $a=3,5,7$

Solution:

For a trapezoid with parallel sides $a\lt c$ and legs $b,d,$ translating a leg forms a triangle with sides $b,$ $d,$ and $c-a.$ The triangle inequality forces the longer parallel side to be $c=11.$

If $a=3,$ the triangle has sides $5,7,8$ with area $10\sqrt3,$ and the trapezoid has area $\tfrac{35}{2}\sqrt3.$ If $a=5,$ the triangle has sides $3,6,7$ with area $4\sqrt5,$ giving trapezoid area $\tfrac{32}{3}\sqrt5.$ If $a=7,$ the triangle has sides $3,4,5,$ a right triangle, giving trapezoid area $27.$

The total is $\tfrac{35}{2}\sqrt3+\tfrac{32}{3}\sqrt5+27,$ so $$\begin{gathered} r_1+r_2+r_3+n_1+n_2 \\ = \tfrac{35}{2}+\tfrac{32}{3}+27+3+5 \\ = 63+\tfrac16. \end{gathered}$$

The greatest integer at most this value is $63.$

Thus, the correct answer is D.