According to
http://www.german-navy.de/kriegsmarine/aviation/carrierbased/index.html a Fi 167 was 11.40 metres long and had a span of 13.50 metres.
The wings did fold, but I've been unable to find a source that includes the folding wingspan, but after looking at photographs of Fi 167s with their wings folded and measuring the line drawings my guess is that it's 5.15 metres which is narrow enough for 4 abreast.
After allowing a 60 centimetre clearance between the aircraft the upper hangar can accommodate 60 Fi 167s in 4 rows of 15 and the lower hangar 56 in 4 frows of 14. That's a grand total of 116 aircraft.
According to
http://www.german-navy.de/kriegsmarine/aviation/carrierbased/index.html a Ju 87 was 11.50 metres long and had a span of 13.80 metres.
The wings did fold, but I've been unable to find a source that includes the folding wingspan, but after looking at photographs of Ju 87s with their wings folded and measuring the line drawings my guess is that it's 4.93 metres which is narrow enough for 4 abreast.
After allowing a 60 centimetre clearance between the aircraft the upper hangar can accommodate 60 Ju 87s in 4 rows of 15 and the lower hangar 56 in 4 frows of 14. That's a grand total of 116 aircraft.
I've calculated that the hangars could accommodate 48 Fi 167s or 48 Ju 87s plus 44 Bf 109Ts for a total of 92 aircraft but I think 48 bombers and 24 fighters for a total of 72 in 6 squadrons of 12 would be more realistic.