Compass heading must first be corrected for deviation to obtain magnetic heading, and then magnetic heading must be corrected for variation to obtain true heading.

Compass heading:

220° (given in the question)

Magnetic Heading:

From the deviation card, in the southerly sector, a compass indication of about 209° corresponds to 210° magnetic and 239° corresponds to 240° magnetic. This shows that, in this range, the compass reads approximately 1° lower than the magnetic heading. 

Then Deviation is 1° E. It mus be added to get magnetic heading.

Therefore, for a Compass Heading of 220°, the Magnetic Heading is 221°.

True Heading: 

The next step is to apply variation. Since the variation is 13°E, it must be added to the magnetic heading when converting from magnetic to true:

TH = MH + Var = 221° + 13° = 234°

Therefore, the correct answer is 234°.