There are a couple of variables that you do not list that are needed to be able to calculate the swingweight: the weight that is in each head and grip being used. The standard swingweight would be D2 and the head weight is modified to get there with the shaft/grip combination used on each club.

To increase swingweight you would increase the head weight by 1-2 grams for each point of swingweight.

If you order the club to your specs they will make it to the swing weight you desire in most cases....

Hi, If we built the driver at 1/2" short and assuming a standard grip with std wraps, we would have used a 14 gr weight (black) and built it at D4. If it had a standard 9 gr weight, and someone just put in that shaft at that length, it would be D1.
On the fairway, assuming this was also cut 1/2" short - if we built it at that length, we would have used a 16gr blue weight and it would swingweight at D1. If you have a red 14gr weight, it is probably around D0.
On the hybrids - the DI would be D3 with a 14 gr std red weight and the HY95 would be D4 with that same weight. This is all assuming standard grip and wraps.