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Assuming a 22 gallon capacity
1 gal = 8 pints; the number of fluid ounces depends where you are:
* In UK:
1 pt = 20 fl oz
→ 1 gal = 8 × 20 fl oz = 160 fl oz
→ 22 gal = 22 × 160 = 3520 fl oz
* In USA
1 pt = 16 fl oz
→ 1 gal = 8 × 16 fl oz = 128 fl oz
→ 22 gal = 22 × 128 fl oz = 2816 fl oz
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