This is a common question that frequently leads to confusion.
Please read this brief app note for clarification: PDF
Cite: Gautam Bhanage, "Difference between 802.11ac VHT Capabilities and Operation IE MCS", TR GDB2018-002, bhanage.com, 2018
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