To answer this question, you could maybe understand it better by asking the question in a slightly different way. If infinity is all possible quantity that could ever exist, how do you exceed infinity without violating the very concept of infinity in the first place? If everything possible is everything possible, then there can be no more than everything possible. Infinity represents an idea, just as all numbers do. However, the idea of infinity is not subject to our ability to put a finger on its uncountable quantity as with other, finite numbers which are countable. By its very nature, it always perfectly escapes any attempt at finite quantification.
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