I agree with
@FDS, the Amp ratings on batteries, ESC & motors is the not to exceed rating.
The formula for batteries is mAh/1000 x C = Amps, so your battery can deliver 132A (2,200/1000x60). So long as the load does not exceed 132A for an extended time you will be fine. Some batteries have 2 C ratings, the higher one is the burst rating and the lower one is the extended load rating. The burst rating is what it can stand for a short time, maybe 5-10 seconds. Always use the lower C rating for extended use.
Everything is based on the prop. Bigger prop draw more amps and spinning faster draws more amps. Higher Kv motors spin faster therefore use smaller props. Higher volts spin faster therefore use smaller prop. If your prop is too big or too fast you will exceed the amp ratings. Whichever component is the weakest link will go first, the battery, the ECS or the motor.