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Do I take the attack bounces of all creatures directly and round it down or what.

So one thug in melee hits with its multiattack for 10 damage.

The thugs heavy crossbow is a 2 to hit, so needs a 18 to hit, so 1 in 5 hit.

The quick and easy way to calculate advantage is for each attacker with advantage that misses, use the attackers needed for one to hit number again.

So since 4 out of 5 melee attackers missed and 1 in 4 hit, that is 1 extra hit with advantage.

And since 6 out of 7 ranged attackers missed and 1 in 5 hit, that is 1 extra hit from advantage.

Not by the book, just a more mathematically accurate house rule).

The creature that deals the most damage gets all the hits and can use multiattack, so the boss would get 3 multiattacks that hit for 10 damage each and do 30.

The reason I dont like the DMGs rules much is because this math is the same as if 12 bosses were attacking.

Since the boss has multiattack, that is 16 attacks (the extra goblins make sense now), so 4 attacks would hit (they all do 5 damage in this case, but you should still start from the strongest) for 20 damage.

Dmg Mobs