Door #2: start \(x=\mathbf{276}\), width \(=\mathbf{76}\), height \(=\mathbf{84}\).
Door #3: \(36\) in to right of Door #2 → start \(x=\mathbf{388}\), width \(=\mathbf{76}\), height \(=\mathbf{84}\).
Drawing is literal scale: 1 px ≈ 1 in. Louver shown in green outline for easy spotting.
Opening
Bottom-Left (x,y)
Bottom-Right (x,y)
Top-Left (x,y)
Top-Right (x,y)
Size
Small Door
(24, 0)
(64, 0)
(24, 88)
(64, 88)
40 × 88
Louver
(154, 156)
(264, 156)
(154, 240)
(264, 240)
110 × 84
Door #2
(276, 0)
(352, 0)
(276, 84)
(352, 84)
76 × 84
Door #3
(388, 0)
(464, 0)
(388, 84)
(464, 84)
76 × 84
Item
Calculation
Value
Wall gross area \(A_g\)
\(632 \times 306 \div 144\)
1343.0 sf
Small Door area
\(40 \times 88 \div 144\)
24.44 sf
Louver area
\(110 \times 84 \div 144\)
64.17 sf
Door #2 area
\(76 \times 84 \div 144\)
44.33 sf
Door #3 area
\(76 \times 84 \div 144\)
44.33 sf
Total openings \(A_o\)
Sum
177.27 sf
Opening ratio \(A_o/A_g\)
\(177.27 / 1343.0\)
0.132 (13.2%)
Sanity check on “91 in spacing”: Small Door ends at \(x=24+40=64\). Your louver BL at \(x=154\) makes the clear gap \(154-64=\mathbf{90}\) in (close to the 91″ you mentioned). I used your explicit louver coordinates.