"By the broadest measure of accounting for the costs of the effort, the
United States has spent $90 billion on aid and reconstruction in
Afghanistan since 2002, a figure that includes programs run by the
United States military and the costs of providing security for the
effort, according to Mr. Sopko’s agency, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction.
By the narrowest measure — money funneled through U.S.A.I.D., the State Department agency that has taken the lead in the civilian aid program — the total is $15 billion since 2002." So it is $15 out of the total $90.