Charcoal, 101 bytes, score = 101
I⍘§⪪“_″FJ⁼⦄b\l≕)T‹#⊙xO-nη⁻À↓ζ↥ς§%H8H“ρj✳Hρl× S↶…|UD⎇LkfZ”³⌕⪪”@/rjmq_↙§E▶νF↨oº⁷÷K⁻eDH:_Tbk¦�”²⁺§θ⁰§θχγ
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Take the 1st and 11th character (cyclically) of the input string and concatenate them.
⌕⪪”@/rjmq_↙§E▶νF↨oº⁷÷K⁻eDH:_Tbk¦�”²
Look them up in the string SuJiSrUuNtEEVVMrGnTTMcClIIMoEpToPPEiHeTa
split into pairs of characters.
§⪪“_″FJ⁼⦄b\l≕)T‹#⊙xO-nη⁻À↓ζ↥ς§%H8H“ρj✳Hρl× S↶…|UD⎇LkfZ”³
Split the string m.w'fv&J|\"l|\"e1 c& _c Ca ;e ;* 9a 9C 31 2; 0I .7 ,N ,7 (X (<
into groups of three characters and take the corresponding group.
I⍘ ... γ
Decode the result as a base-95 number using the printable ASCII character set as the digits. Example: Io
's 11th character is I
, so we look up II
and find it's the 13th largest object and its size is 31
which maps to 19 * 95 + 17 = 1822
.