110GB of HD space is missing

A few weeks ago my HD crashed and I took it into Apple to be replaced. It was 1TB HD. Today I noticed that I'm running out of space, looked, and found a gap of 110GB.
Disk Utility and WhatSize both show the capaity to 690GB with a 200GB partition on that disk.
Where is that other 110GB, or how can I find it?

I'm confused.
If you had a 1TB, is it now a 690GB drive?
If it's a 690, with a 200GB partition, do you see the remaining 490GB?
Either way, if I had a 1TB drive and it was replaced with anything less, I would take it back to Apple.

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