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Hi Marcel,
The bar-s length is not connected to the coverage percent. The bar starts from the left. So if we check the second row second column:
The percent is 55% because (366/(366+298))*100. If 366 is the maximum length than the 298/366 is the red bar's length and 366 is the green bar's. The maximum length depends on other rows in that column. So lets say C: 366 is the biggest number of covered (I see only 2 rows), so other rows in that particular column have to be shorter. This is because we want to compare object's coverage with other objects. Check the 1st row. It is way shorter because it has only C:48.
Cheers,
Ogi