A consonant can be described by a place of articulation (one of 11 choices: the lips, the palate, etc.); a manner of articulation (one of 8 choices: stopping the airflow, stopping the oral airflow...

A consonant can be described by a place of articulation (one of 11 choices: the lips, the palate, etc.); a manner of articulation (one of 8 choices: stopping the airflow, stopping the oral airflow with the nasal passage open, etc.); and a voicing (the vocal cords are either vibrating, or not). According to this description, how many consonants are there?