Step 1: The question separates two grades of glucose intolerance in pregnancy - GDM and overt diabetes - based on the fasting plasma glucose level.
Step 2: A fasting reading between 92 and 125 mg/dl signals GDM, a pregnancy-limited problem of glucose handling.
Step 3: Once the fasting glucose touches or passes the universal diabetes threshold of $126$ mg/dl, the woman is treated as a true diabetic (overt diabetes), implying disease that likely predated the pregnancy.
Step 4: So the defining number for overt gestational diabetes is a fasting value greater than $126$ mg/dl. The distractors of $100$, $180$ and $200$ mg/dl are not the recognised fasting limit.
\[\boxed{\text{>126 mg/dl}}\]