How much current will this LED draw?
At 5V you have V = I*R equivalent to (5V-2.2V) = I * R(from 220 to 1000 ohm).

The 2.2V varies slightly based on the source voltage but in this case it's safe to approximate that your current would be between 2.8V/220ohm=12mA and 2.8V/1000ohm=2.8mA

2.8mA should be a decent amount for any red LED you're playing with. Blue LEDs can be a lot brighter at the same current so just keep that in mind before you solder anything because there are tons of examples of blue LEDs that are way too bright because somebody expects the same luminance curve.

The 220 ohm resistor would be appropriate if you were running at 3V (would give you ~3.6mA) but at 5V you would have 12mA through the LED which would almost certainly get it way brighter and hotter than you need it to be.