What are the different Categories of Charismatic Graces? Definition of Charism, the theological term : The word charism or
  charisma (from Gr. χάρισμα) denotes a gift freely and graciously
  given, a favor bestowed, a grace. Charism as understood in the Bible
  is first treated, then its relation to the individual possessing it,
  and finally its meaning for the corporate Church.


I was wondering what the different categories would be, since evidently they are different. And I have even heard some say that things we would, these days, usually ascribe to pure genetic luck like super smart children (Bethoven for example) are forms of charisms given by God. So I'd like a clarification as well for the natural vs preternatural/supernatural charisms. 

Ideally answer with Catholicism in mind, but as long as the categorization is the most exhaustive I'll be validating the answer regardless.
St. Paul enumerates 9 types of charismatic grace (gratia gratis data) in I Corinthians 12:8-10:


"word of wisdom"
"word of knowledge"
"faith"
"grace of healing in one Spirit"
"working of miracles"
"prophecy"
"discerning of spirits"
"diverse kinds of tongues"
"interpretation of speeches"


They are categorized in Fr. Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange, O.P.'s Grace ch. 4, where he commentates on St. Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologica I-II q. 111 a. 4 ("Whether gratuitous grace is rightly divided by the Apostle [in I Corinthians 12:8-10]?"):



However, St. Paul's list is not exhaustive (cf. pp. 796-802, PDF pp. 419-422, of Teología de la Perfección Cristiana by Antonio Royo Marín, O.P.).