Wrong question.
There are two separate things you need to sort out: 1) the available clock sources and 2) the clock source to use for a particular timer/other peripheral.
For that device you need to look at the "Oscillator Module" Section (Section 2) in the data sheet to determine the oscillator for the device. This will let you set Fosc. Some devices let you set up several clock sources so that you can have one for Fosc and another for specific peripherals (e.g. if the device has an RTCC then it often gets driven from the secondary oscillator with a 32.768KHz crystal).
Next you need to look at the section in the data sheet for the available clock sources the peripheral can use. In the example you have provided, the clock can come from an external source (via a pin on the package) or from Fosc (either directly or divided by 4). What options you have after that (e.g. in your example you can apply a pre-scalar as well to further slow the clock pulses that get used by the timer) depends on the capabilities of the device. Again you need to read the data sheet to see what is available and then determine what suits your purpose.
Susan