Refer to a DLI table.. shoot for 35-40 to start, but then you'll have to adjust based on new growth as always. Can't skip that last step because 'max' DLI is different relative to local variables as well as some genetic diversity in that regard.
The same DLI over 24h will not outyield it over 12h. DLI is what matters, not hours. hours is 1 part of the equation.
new growhth -- too tight, reduce... too stretched, increase. Simple as that. The DLI target only ever shortens that learning curve. You may find seasonal idfferenes as far as how much light a plant can tolerate per day unless you tightly control the climate all year.
CO2 is th elimiting factor and there is no circumventing it without adding more. 1200-1300ppm atmospheric co2 levels and you an push to 50-55 DLI range. As with a plant outside, if you force it to adapt to more, it'll merely mitigate the excess and thta will in turn waste a bunch of electricity. Ther's no shoving a square peg through a round hole, here.