Integration by substitution in $f: \mathbb{R^2} \to \mathbb{R}$ with Jacobian method proof

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I've searched everywhere on Google for a somewhat formal proof for the integration by substitution -- a.k.a $u$-substitution or change of variables -- in double integral with the Jacobian determinant method but I can't find any. Anyone knows any sources for the proof?

In case if the theorem is not familiar it goes something like:

$$ \int\int_R f(x)d^2x=\int\int_Tf(G(u)) |\det DG|\, d^2u $$