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If this is homework the answer looks like this

  • 16X16= (sq inches per tile)
  • Sq Inches per tile divided by 144 = (sq feet per tile)

(about 2.2 sq ft per tile) but do your own math, that's what a cell phone calculator is for,

  • divide 221 by sq feet per tile= your # of tiles needed

If this is the real world there are grout lines, miscuts & broken tile & undersized tiles to consider, ask the guy at Home Depot to figure it.. I would expect. 100-120 tiles on your cart at check out

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