Welcome, WTP, glad to have you and your '15 SHO here with us on the forum! x2 on the pixery!
0.5" increase in wheel width means 12.5 mm you need to account for approximately. Keeping stock offset (+38 IIRC) means the wheel would be pushed out 6mm towards the edge of the fender/wheelwell. In other words, with the wider wheel you need to have a higher positive offset (+44 in this case) to maintain the stock stance. Measure how much gap you currently have between tire & fender edge to see how much room there is for a lower positive offset (to make wheel/tire flush with fender, for instance). HTH.
You can run wider tires with the 8.5 wheel to fill gap rather than change offset so much. 275/40/20 would be a great possibility.