Yes, well after some reasearch i think it has and here's how it goes
Can everything in the universe be explained by math? Nothing in the universe can be ultimately explained, full stop, period. Math is a discovery. Because the universe is mathematical in nature according to laws that exist, everything can be explained by numbers. Particles can be explained by numbers. The universe is a linear combination of numbers, therefore everything inside the system can be explained/governed/quantified by math. Einstein argued this school of thinking until his death, believing relativity could explain everything perfectly if it could be extended enough. This would mean that the universe CAN be explained by math. Math is an invention. This is most easily explained by example: What is the definition of a circle? Does a perfect circle exist in reality? The answer is it is impossible for a perfect circle to exist in reality since a perfect circle has no 3 dimensional structure in its cartesian coordinates. In fact, anything not true by definition in math cannot explain reality. This is reflected often in math through theorems, ie things that are real and true but can’t be proven to be absolute. A more advanced and more accurate example would be a calculus limit. A limit cannot exist in reality, yet it explains the universe in a natural way that ‘pops’ out naturally time and time again. Irrational numbers such as Pi and Euler’s number are the same, since infinite numbers cannot be created from finite energy packets. This would mean that the universe CANNOT be explained by math, since math is an imperfect tool/model at explaining reality.
I see that you have argued that Math is an invention. Let's talk about circles, circles are two dimensional and hance no existent. Very well, it makes sense. But this oly means that Math has gone beyond explaining the reality and has also started explaining phenomenon and objects that are unreal.