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This can't be calculated from the summary dataset only, since it lacks a column for adult dependents: it only has the presence of a spouse and number of kids. The current number of people accounted for in the data in the 2019 dataset is 293 million, vs 328 million total US population.
Adding an extra person to the household for each of the cases of (a) another relative being present during the survey, and (b) another adult being present during the survey, produces a total population of 305 million (notebook).
@ngpsu22 will email the Fed to see if there's another way.
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