A 14-year-old male likely has approximately 206 bones.
While babies are born with around 270 bones, many of these bones fuse together as they grow. By adulthood, the number of bones reduces to around 206. Since a 14-year-old is approaching adulthood, it's highly probable that they have nearly the adult number of bones. The reference confirms that the number of bones decreases from around 270 at birth to approximately 206 bones by adulthood due to fusion.
