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a pterodactyl flies 14 km due east from a giant fern to a pteropod, then swoops...

a pterodactyl flies 14 km due east from a giant fern to a pteropod, then swoops 22km at 59 degrees S of W of the pteropod to an ichthyodectoform. how far and in what direction does the pterodactyl end up from the fern?
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