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But the problem implies a unique answer — perhaps I made a mistake.
Wait — maybe the total required is based on nearest solution that satisfies?
But no — perhaps the problem expects us to solve for total servings assuming optimal distribution?
But servings can be fractional (e.g., partial scoops).
But perhaps the problem intends: find the total if we use exact proportions such that 120w + 80c = 165 and minimize waste — but thats advanced.
Alternatively, perhaps a typo — but lets assume the equation is correct and find the minimal total conceptually?
But better: perhaps the question allows us to solve for the total using systemic approach.
Lets suppose the athlete needs 165g.
Let x = servings of whey, y = servings of casein.
But two variables, one equation — infinite solutions.