Question

So I have a circuit with:

voltage of the entire circuit: 110V
R1:7 ohms
R2:11 ohms
R3:15 ohms
And I need to find the current flowing through each resistor. Here's the picture and I'll show what I have so far.

Answer 1

From this I can tell that the total resistance of the circuit is 19.28 ohms and then from there I can find that the total current through the circuit is 5.7 amps.

How do I find the individual current through each resistor? I know that voltage is constant across parallel resistors and the current through the two branches is equal to the total current. But when I try to apply ohm's law it's just not working out right.
\[I _{total}=I _{1}+I _{2}\]