Karnaugh map with don't care: increasing the number of groups instead of simplifying
Your answer is correct. It is also more reduced. The reason your book and the solver give you a bigger equation is because they use a greedy algorithm that attempts to match bigger groups (groups with less variable in them). This will have an optimal behavior if the map has no "don't cares" [reference needed].

To have optimal behavior with "don't care", you have to consider that an X can be either a 1 or a 0. That means that for each X, you have two versions of you map. So, if you have $N$ "don't cares", you will have to reduce the $2^N$ versions of the map and choose the smallest reduced operation from the results.

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If you have lots of those maps to reduce, i suggest you use Logic Friday or a similar equation reducer.