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12. A dotted half note is like three quarter notes. One quarter note = 4 sixteenth notes. So, 3 x (4 sixteenth notes) = 12 sixteenth notes.
You will notice that all three of the time signatures shown above have the bottom number of '4'. That tells us what kind of note gets the beat. In this case, the bottom number means a quarter note will get one beat. It is possible to have a number other than four on the bottom of a time signature, though. For example: an 8 on the bottom would tell us that an eighth note would get one beat. A 2 on the bottom would tell us that a half note would get one beat. There are many different combinations of numbers that can make up a time signature.