On $SUBEXP$, $PP$ and $P/poly$ Complexity zoo https://complexityzoo.uwaterloo.ca/Complexity_Zoo:D#dtime states $DTIME(f(n))$ with $PP$ oracle is not in $P/Poly$ if $f(n)$ is superpolynomial.

We know $SUBEXP=\cap_{\epsilon&gt;0}DTIME(2^{n^\epsilon})\not\subseteq DTIME(p(n))$ for any polynomial $p(n)$.

So do we have $SUBEXP^{PP}\not\subseteq P/Poly$? So can we say either $SUBEXP\not\subseteq P/Poly$ or ${PP}\not\subseteq P/Poly$ holds?

I am trying to understand if $C^O\not\subseteq D$ for classes $C,O,D$ then does it follow either $C\not\subseteq D$ or $O\not\subseteq D$?

In other words if we have two classes $C,O$ with $C\subseteq D$ and $O\subseteq D$ then does it mean $C^O\subseteq D$?
If $D$ is low for itself ($D^D = D$) then $C,O \subseteq D$ should imply $C^O \subseteq D$, though it might depend on the exact definition of the oracle model (for resource-restricted classes there are sometimes delicate issues there). In contrast, if $D$ isn't low for itself then taking $C=O=D$ we get a counterexample.