Each circle-and-square pair share the same center. Which areas are closer to being equal?
Choices:
$A$ and $B$
$C$ and $D$
The difference of $B$ and $A$ is equal to the difference of $C$ and $D$.
My answer is $C$ and $D$ because judging the diagram, I can assume that $35^2 - 400\pi$ are more closer than $36^2 - 400\pi.$ My question is, how do I show my work to prove that my answer is correct?

You want to say that, considering the internal areas and using symmetry,
and then use the calculations as to which difference is closer to $0$ in absolute terms