It all depends on the size of the IP pool(s) of the ISP that the proxy is running on.
To get an idea of the size of the pool you can find your IP details by using a site like ipinfo.io via the proxy - you can then take a look at the ASN info that your IP belongs to and see how many IPv4 and even IPv6 addresses are available. It's also possible that one provider might use multiple ASN's so it's worth rotating through a few IPs at least to see what IPs / subnets / ASNs are available.
This does require you to actually use the proxy yourself but with any serious provider providing a free trial the only outlay is time to carry out testing.
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