In Jain classification, 563 is usually understood as the total count of jīva-sthānas/mārgaṇā-related states after detailed sub-classification, not just the simple 14 mārgaṇās themselves.

So:

• 14 mārgaṇās are the main categories.
• Each mārgaṇā has its own sub-states.
• When all those sub-states are counted in the traditional Jain way, the total becomes 563.

In simple words: 14 main headings + all their valid subdivisions = 563 total states.

If you want the full traditional breakdown of 563 step by step, it is usually given in detailed Jain charts or commentaries, because different traditions present the counting format slightly differently.