Tp-link WN722N Kali linux nethunter

1st: what is the USB id:   (lsusb will tell you) if the device has no exact name note the difference between a lsusb output with the tp-link plugged and ne with the tp-link unplugged.

With the usbid it will be possible to find if some driver can support this. ( some  equipment has similar USB-id's but different brands names or model numbers, als some model might have several USB-id if changes to the manufacturing process were made. So brand name & type are not the most exact thing to search on).

2nd: did you plug it in? and did a driver auto load?  (lsmod from before & after plugging in)
Did the kernel see anything?:   use dmesg to gather info on that.

you might be lucky with a modern kernel:
At least in 4.12.12 there is this line, found using :
grep -ri TL-WN722N /usr/src/linux

/usr/src/linux/drivers/staging/rtl8188eu/os_dep/usb_intf.c:     {USB_DEVICE(0x2357, 0x010c)}, /* TP-Link TL-WN722N v2 */

So the rtl8188eu driver may be of help, usbid = 2357:010c it is still in the staging directory so it might need separate compilation...
The TODO file holds:  (from july 3rd this year).  But it depends on at least your device being a v2.

TODO:
- find and remove remaining code valid only for 5 HGz. Most of the obvious
  ones have been removed, but things like channel > 14 still exist.
- find and remove any code for other chips that is left over
- convert any remaining unusual variable types
- find codes that can use %pM and %Nph formatting
- checkpatch.pl fixes - most of the remaining ones are lines too long. Many
  of them will require refactoring
- merge Realtek's bugfixes and new features into the driver
- switch to use LIB80211
- switch to use MAC80211
- figure out what to do with this code in rtw_recv_indicatepkt():
        rcu_read_lock();
        rcu_dereference(padapter->pnetdev->rx_handler_data);
        rcu_read_unlock();
  Perhaps delete it, perhaps assign to some local variable.

Please send any patches to Greg Kroah-Hartman <gregkh@linuxfoundation.org>,
and Larry Finger <Larry.Finger@lwfinger.net>.

As noci suggested, working with a more recent Kernel will likely be required.

Also, you might find your setup easier if you just install Ubuntu latest (Artful, which runs Kernel 4.13) as Ubuntu will likely handle your hardware.

Then use the https://askubuntu.com/questions/772495/proper-installation-of-kali-linux-tools-in-ubuntu-16-04-lts instructions to run the Kali package installer script.

Normally this approach works very well, with all hardware.

Thank you for your feedback i really do appreciate it! I am going to try what you suggested,
and I do have the WN722N model. I am having another issue with my nethunter? I can not use my
Terminal it wont open at all? It just opens and shuts and man its starting to get on my nerves! If
you have any feedback on that also i would appreciate it?

Best to open a new question about your terminal issue.

And, also best to start with a recent Kernel, as other problems may mysteriously clear up with a recent Kernel.