Looping through an array of arrays and creating an array from incremented values

Hello I have a foreach question. I am trying to loop through an array of arrays, and as each array goes through, the values

$alreadyhere = 0;
 $nothere = 0;
 $addedNewMember = 0;
 $addedTagToExistingMember = 0;

will update and increment. At the end of the code, these values get put into the "$returnArr" Array. What I am trying to do is make a final array called allStats[]; that holds all of the "$return[]" arrays . I’ve tried to loop through in different ways and add all the return arrays , but I can’t get my head around the logic.

if($newArray){

    $allStats = array();

 
    foreach($newArray as $arrs){

        $alreadyhere = 0;
        $nothere = 0;
        $addedNewMember = 0;
        $addedTagToExistingMember = 0;

    
        foreach($arrs as $arry2){

            //do code and increment values

            $returnArr = [
                'newMembersCount' => $addedNewMember,
                'updatedMembersCount' => $addedTagToExistingMember,
                'existingMembersCount' => $alreadyhere,
                'missingMembersCount' => $nothere,
                'method' => $method
            ];
        
        }
    }
}

What would be the best way to loop through through and create this one array that holds all the return arrays?

>Solution :

You can achieve your desired result by the following code. The inner loop increments the values and the final result is appended to $allStats array in the end.

$allStats = array();
if ($newArray) {
    foreach ($newArray as $arrs) {
        $alreadyhere = 0;
        $nothere = 0;
        $addedNewMember = 0;
        $addedTagToExistingMember = 0;

        foreach ($arrs as $arry2) {
            //do code and increment values
        }

        $allStats[] = [
            'newMembersCount' => $addedNewMember,
            'updatedMembersCount' => $addedTagToExistingMember,
            'existingMembersCount' => $alreadyhere,
            'missingMembersCount' => $nothere,
            'method' => $method
        ];
    }
}

return $allStats;