You have not supplied the complete data for this question. I don't know what W and Wtotal refer to.
Neverthless, this question seems to apply the combinatorics so I am providing you the basic details about the number of possible distributions.
Assuming that all quantas are identical to each other and that all particles are also identical to each other:
If one particle can have at the most one quanta of energy only, then the possible number of distributions are:
7C4 = 7! / ( 4! * 3! ) = 35
Revert back with the missing information and I will edit and repost the answer.
Hope this helps !
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