The answer to that is highly individual and is the reason you need to track them. Once you are tracking for a bit you compare what you are taking in to how much you have grown (or not grown). Then you make changes to your intake and then after a bit see how your growth has changed. There is no cookie cutter answer that will be right since everyone's metabolism and genetics are different. You will also need to make adjustments based on changes in training intensity and and whether you are on cycle or not. A rule of thumb is, you need to eat more (protein, carbs, and fat) if you aren't growing enough.Well i would like to try track macros but i dont rly know how much of fat/carbs/proteins i need to consume daily to get big muscles