Okay, what data are you really trying to compute? If you are trying to compute how much space is being consumed on your SSD, then using LBA read/write count is not going to give that to you. SMART LBA reads/writes tell you how many operations have occurred in total since the drive was first powered up. They are simple persisted counters and can be used to give you an idea of your drive's life.
As far as how large an LBA is, that is dependent on the block size for the device, usually 512 bytes. Using speccy you should be able to compute this. Compute the following: Real Size/Sectors. In speccy, if you select the storage tab you should be able to see the values I am referencing.
If you are only seeing 24 LBAs written, that does not seem like a valid number to me because that would compute to being something in the order of 24 * 512 (12228 bytes). If that is the case then it may be that your SSD is not correctly maintaining SMART data.
Hope this helps!