Gotta give them credit actually: A company that's been around for a 14 years has managed to keep their codebase small.

I've worked at companies that had been in operation for 4 years that had multiple developers work on it and was only at 40-50k.

My current project is at about 200k.

One company had a monolith with 20-30 people working on it 360k with a few microservices to start replacing monolith features being between 5-20k each.

It's not a ridiculous small code base, it's about average for a lot of small to medium size companies.

Just to be sure, are you talking about tokens or LOC?

I've never calculated the tokens for the codebases I work with but usually a 2k token output is fairly short one, like a small sized file on your average PL. So I am extrapolating 200k to 200 files.

LOC. I may have got context wrong. Oops.