What's the north boundary of the KINS Class D? (Or: does a SUA designation take precedence over controlled airspace?) This is inspired by the question regarding aerobatics over a surface class D area.

KINS (Creech AFB) sits right outside the south boundary of the Nellis Range Complex (R4806W to be precise).  Considering this, and considering that it has surface Class D around it whenever the tower's open as per the A/FD...does that class D airspace abruptly end where R4806W begins just north of the airbase, or does it continue all the way around, leaving a portion of airspace that's both a Class D (sfc) area and SUA (i.e. restricted airspace)?
According to the sectional chart, Class D airspace does not extend into the restricted area.

 

SkyVector KINS Sectional Chart

The restricted airspace starts at the surface to an unlimited altitude.  According the JO 7400_11A.pdf, Class D does not enter the restricted area.



Class E airspace is the same.