This looks good (if you're asking). A huge number of aces call the turn and won't be able to fold the river, especially not the two pair ones, and the lack of a donk or raise at any point partially reduces the hands that beat you. Without calculating it looks like you are doing extremely well against his calling range.

Oh wait, this is a bit of an overbet. I'd go 14 to make certain the aces call and then obv call a shove. A smaller bet also brings in more spazzy kings. I think the slight overbet shove here takes a chunk off your ev on this scary river by shrinking his calling range.

edit: and it's a bit captain hindsight but as soon as this flop comes out you should be doing the mental arithmetic to get stacks in with 3 barrels without an overbet. This turn in particular is a DREAM turn for you as it opens up his 2nd barrel calling range big time by giving everything that's not top pair at least a gutshot to call with too, so you can happily pot it.

edit 2: the arithmetic mistake really comes in on the flop as that is where you set up your future barreling size. Since by potting a riverbet is 9 times a flop bet, a slightly increased flop bet is a dramatically increased river bet, so bumping the flop up in spots where you hit against fish will significantly increase your winrate thanks to the exponential effect on the river bet.

thanks a lot ....