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As nothing mentioned so take it as Class C, as class C ranges from 192-223, So Network ID 154.33.7.192, Subnet bits- 2 bits, Host Id contains last 6 bits.
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MASK 255.255.255.192

IP       154.33.7.220

           154.23.7.192 (NETWORK ID )
 

from mask we know 255.255.255.11 000000

000000 these are host bits so there are 6 subnets bits 
11 will be subnet bits so there are 2 subnet bits

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