Start with $R\cup S$.
This contains every tuple appearing in either relation.
Now, $R-S$ contains tuples appearing only in $R$, while $S-R$ contains tuples appearing only in $S$.
Therefore, $(R-S)\cup(S-R)$ contains all tuples belonging exclusively to one of the two relations.
Remove these from the union $:$
$(R\cup S)-((R-S)\cup(S-R))$.
Only tuples appearing in both relations remain.
$\therefore (R\cup S)-((R-S)\cup(S-R))=R\cap S$
Why the others fail:
B does not isolate the intersection. It retains all of $S$.
C gives the symmetric difference, meaning tuples present in exactly one relation.
D already uses $\cap$, so it does not express intersection using only the requested operators.
Hence, the correct answer is A.