WT and Awake are both 32 pages each, 24 times per year each. Size is 7 x 9 inches. Figure 20 million copies of each printed (interesting to look at reported placements plus publishers, subtract sum from the product of average printing times 24, and figure out how many million are gathering dust in drawers). KM is same size but not full color; my recollection is 4 pages most months with 8 page editions coming out quarterly, thus 64 pages per year. Add 10 million new release books, another 6 million books for new book study publications, 10 million new release 32-page brochures.
Magazines: 2 mags x 32 pages x 24 editions per year x 20 million = 30.72 thousand million pages.
KM's: 64 pages per year x 6 million = 384 million pages.
Books and brochures: 1 new book x 256 pages x 1/3 size of mag page x 10 million, 1 study book x 256 pages x 1/3 size x 6 million, 1 new brochure x 32 pages x 10 million = 1.685 thousand million
32.789 billion* without counting book, brochure, and tract placements, which are probably only 2/3 to 1/2 of the number consumed (remainder age until tosed because of yellowing), so add these according to annual report.
32.789 billion x 7 x 9 inches = over 2 trillion* square inches, 14.3 billion square feet, equivalent to 115 million rolls of Scott tissues, but not as soft.
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* "Billion" = 10^9 and "Trillion" = 10^12 per U.S. usage
Edited for formatting and addition of two paragraphs, and correcting book to magazine page factor from 1/2 to 1/3.