Yes, but you're close to reaching the point where most natural outliers stop growing without a special condition like gigantism or pituitary tumor.
I keep repeating this in thread after thread, but it applies to you too, so hopefully it's not taken the wrong way. Polyunsaturated fats heavily suppress the thyroid axis. They are the #1 problem with the modern diet. You require robust thyroid and liver function to continue growing. The only way forward is to limit polyunsaturated fat intake and increase protein consumption for your liver and carb consumption for energy.
The fat soluble vitamins A, D, and K (MK-4) are very, very important for skeletal growth. Vitamin E will help the liver. Collagen is a major component of bones, so eat at least 1-2 servings of gelatin per day (probably collagen hydrosylate). But one way or another if you want to actually make this happen in the time you have left, you're going to eat tons of leaves. Yes, leaves. How do you think gorillas get their gains? Either you eat bones, collagen, and marrow like a lion on the Savannah or you eat green things like every single land animal that gets big without eating other animals. Pounds and pounds of leaves per day. That's where the calcium and other minerals involved in bone growth are hiding. You can't just take a calcium pill. There's a hundred other ingredients necessary to grow.
Don't have time for that shit? Hire a ruminant then. It'll turn the greens into milk. A little spinach won't kill you (might help) if you cook it in small bit of baking soda to bind the oxalates, however. Milk is missing a few important things from leaves though, so eat fruit with the milk. Dates will get you a whole bundle of goodies and some boron too. Add chocolate/cocoa powder for even more growth potential. Milk+fruit+chocolate means you're loaded with minerals. Coffee in the milk will clean out your liver so you start making T3 again. You know what? Just supplement T3. It'll get you halfway there. Selenomethionine will help with thyroid hormones too.
I think you can grow. Just start craming yourself with ingredients for bone growth (leaves). A little steak too. Polyunsaturated fats and protein/mineral deficiencies stunt growth. Almost nobody gets enough vitamin K, even though it's like magic.
>In boys only, dairy product intake was positively associated with leg length ://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/16684388/
I was always a big milk drinker, and somehow my legs are long unlike my parents and grandparents.