FSTVX FID TOT MKT IDX PR 0.045% 9.81%
FXSIX FID 500 INDEX INST 0.035% 10.52%
FSPNX FID INTL INDEX INS 0.06% 0%
Agree with the above posters. You actually have some great options here, and they are trying to make it way too complicated.
For example, imagine they give you 10 mutual funds, each for a different sector of the economy (energy, tech, healtcare, etc). Each of these specialized funds is designed so you can get the benefits of that asset class without the risks of others, and probably costs more than a broad index fund that covers all of them. The problem is when you have all 10, you basically have a total market index fund, which is easier and cheaper than 10 targeted funds. This problem is made worse because plenty of the funds they have selected in your case likely have overlap, so there's all sorts of wonky stuff going on. These funds were not designed to be a tiny part of a batch of other mutual funds. The 3 I left above are the only ones I'd keep.
If it was me (and it basically is, I have similar funds available), I'd be in 70% FXSIX, 20% FSPNX, and 10% FSTVX. Then again, I'm 27 years old, and willing to accept more volatility than some folks. I highly recommend the jlcollinsnh stock series someone linked above as well. Just read 1-2 articles a day.