lets say I have 136.181.0.0 /16 and I want to divide it into eleven subnets
I got /19? First it was /16 which has only 1 subnet (actually when subnetting is not yet applied, it is still called Network Address). Borrow 1 bit from the host bits, you get /17 with two subnets. Borrow another one then you'll get 4 subnets and a prefix of 18. Borrow another bit then you get 8 subnets with /19 as the CIDR.
not sure about 9th,10th and 11th on here..
1st 136.181.0.0/19
2nd 136.181.32.0/19
3rd 136.181.64.0/19
4th 136.181.96.0/19
5th 136.181.128.0/19
6th 136.181.160.0/19
7th 136.181.192.0/19
8th 136.181.224.0/19
9th 136.181.224.1/19
10th 136.181.224.33/19
11th 136.181.224.65/19
You want 11 subnets, so you need 4 subnet bits creating 16 (2^4) subnets with 4094 (2^12-2) usable host addresses.