We can instruct you on how to enter 169.22 as interest, but you need to know how the 107 was applied, and what year it was applied to.
For the IRS to report 169.22 as interest, you must have overpaid at some point in time.
If you over paid 107.67 in 2019, it doesn't seem to make sense that you earned 169.22 interest on that amount in one year.
Even if that were possible, (to earn 169.22 in interest in one year) where did that money go?
You really need to contact the IRS and find out a little more about this payment and interest statement.
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