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It all depends on the size of the balloons.
The volume of one balloon is
volume = (4pi/3)R³ (Where R, is the radius in ft and pi =3.14)
If you are imagining all of the balloons, fitting in a room then you might imagine each of the balloons occupying a cube of space.
In that case the "volume" of one balloon would be
Volume = (length of one side)³
After you have the volume that one of them occupies, you divide the total volume 80.1 ft³ by that.
number = 80.1 ft³/(volume of one balloon)
Let us imagine each of the balloons occupying a volume of
Volume = (0.8ft)³ = 0.5 ft³
Then
80.1/0.5 = 160
But again it depends on the size of the balloons.
Play around with the size of the cube you think a balloon would occupy and plug that into the equations.
If you imagine the cube being 1ft x 1ft x 1ft you would only get about 80 balloons
It is pretty hard to estimate.
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