Since All are Simple Candidate keys..Apply Complementary method. Let's assume $A,B,C,D$ are the Four simple Candidate keys.
All Super Keys = All Possible Combinations - All combinations Where None of the candidate keys are selected
All Possible Combinations = $2^8$
All combinations Where None of the candidate keys (Say A,B,C,D) are selected : $2^4$
Hence Our answer = 256 - 16 = 240
Where you did wrong :
See, in $_{4}^{8}\textrm{C}$ there is One combination where None of the Candidate keys is selected and All the four selected attributes are Non-key attribute.
Further, Even if you choose Only One attribute from the $8$ But which is a candidate key (A or B or C or D), It is a Super key. And Such Combinations are not counted in your answer.
So, To Correct your answer, you would have to add such combinations. It is gonna be Time-taking approach (But you can try for learning purpose), That's why In This Question I think Complementary approach is Better one.