You have to quite careful when combining
Solar Panels and you have not provided enough information to really give a good answer.
Basic rule is:
Connect in SERIES and you add the voltages, and the maximum current will be that of the lowest value (and the lowest value is not necessarily that of the smallest panel)
Connect in PARALLEL and you add the currents, and the maximum voltage is that of the lowest value (and again the lowest value is not necessarily that of the smallest panel)
A lot of controllers are "12V" controllers and cannot take panels in series without damaging them. So that is one consideration
When you get to a panel of 200W size, you need to check if it is a 12V panel or a 24V panel - that size is around the transition size between them.
If it WAS a 24V 200W panel and you connected in parallel to a 12V panel, you would instantly at least half the power of that 200W panel.
Probably be easiest to use a single MPPT controller, but you want to try and match as closely as possible the currents if going for Series, and the Voltages if going for parallel.
You can certainly mix different sizes if you want, as long as they are matched correctly. On my last van I had 4 x 100W panels and 2 x 40W panels. On my current motorhome I have a mix of 90W and 30W panels.
I am not sure where the AMT12-2 comes into the discussion? what is your reasoning behind bringing this into the
solar panel connection question?