I don't think this is strictly relevant to programming (you might find this more relevant on the Math StackExchange but I'll attempt to answer it anyway.
The answer will depend entirely on how you model execution time vs number of cores. You could model the execution time as inversely proportional to the number of cores. For example, I used the following model:
Where t is time in seconds and n is number of cores, c (could represent overhead) and k (a factor) are constants.
Solve simultaneously
to get k = 128 and c = 32.
Then just substitute n = 64
So, you get 34 seconds according to this model. Of course, since you don't know the exact model, this can only be a calculated guess.