You cannot add the value of the fees when doing this calculation, you can only add the block subsidies.
This is fairly easy to calculate since there is a fixed block subsidy schedule. The total number of Bitcoins created is 50*210000+25*210000+12.5*28167=16102087.5 BTC. Then subtract the 0.01000001 that were burned in block 124724 and the total is 16102087.48999999 BTC.
Those burned Bitcoin were from the miner (midnightmagic) not paying out the full amount he was entitled to from the block reward. The fees of that block (0.01 BTC) and one satoshi were burned and are now permanently out of circulation.
There are also OP_RETURN outputs that should be subtracted from the number of bitcoin in circulation, as these outputs are provably unspendable, and there is no mechanism in the current protocol to return these outputs to circulation. I am not sure how much bitcoin has been destroyed this way. This is fairly easy to calculate since there is a fixed block subsidy schedule. The total number of Bitcoins created is 50*210000+25*210000+12.5*28167=16102087.5 BTC. Then subtract the 0.01000001 that were burned in block 124724 and the total is 16102087.48999999 BTC.
Those burned Bitcoin were from the miner (midnightmagic) not paying out the full amount he was entitled to from the block reward. The fees of that block (0.01 BTC) and one satoshi were burned and are now permanently out of circulation.
