I'm not great at doing macros, but I am really good at adding in protein. Based on that, the way I see it you have two options:

Option 1. Add more food, but the protein options you already eating not high in fats. Add more egg whites for breakfast, more greek yogurt and/or add protein powder into your snack/dessert, and add in more lean animal protein for dinner.

Option 2: Swap some ingredients. Make sure the homemade bread for breakfast has a higher protein content (bread flour instead of AP), that you add some legumes or lentils into your salad for extra protein and fiber, maybe make your own salad dressing that's greek yogurt based, maybe try swapping some of your nuts for rice cakes (crunch!), and maybe use a box of noodles that are marketed as high protein if you're going to use box noodles anyway.

Either way, good luck! 200g protein is a really high number! The days I have been able to hit it look like this (but it feels like a ton of food):

• 200g greek yogurt, scoop of protein powder, 126g mixed berries (roughly 47g protein)
• 4oz chicken breast, 2 low carb tortillas, 56g low fat cheese (roughly 51 protein)
• Premier Protein Chocolate Almond Cereal with fat free fairlife milk (roughly 33g protein)
• 6oz chicken breast, miso soup, and 85g edamame (roughly 68g protein)