Step 1: Recall the NAQI calculation rule.
The National Air Quality Index (2015) uses sub-indices for each pollutant (NO$_2$, SO$_2$, PM$_{10}$, PM$_{2.5}$, O$_3$, CO, NH$_3$, Pb, etc.).
The overall NAQI is defined as the maximum of these sub-indices, not the average or sum.
This is because the pollutant with the worst effect on health should decide the overall quality.
Step 2: Apply the given values.
- Sub-index for NO$_2 = 80$
- Sub-index for SO$_2 = 80$
- Sub-index for PM$_{10} = 100$
Step 3: Choose the maximum.
The overall NAQI = $\max(80, 80, 100) = 100$.
Step 4: Eliminate wrong options.
- Option (A) 80 → wrong, because not the maximum.
- Option (B) 260 → wrong, because NAQI is not calculated by adding values.
- Option (D) 151 → wrong, because NAQI is not calculated by averaging values.
Therefore, the correct answer is 100.
Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{100}
\]