To provide help more specific to your requirements, we need to know more about those requirements.
It would be nice to know the exact display device you have. A link to its datasheet would be ideal, but we need at least the manufacturer and part number.
How do you plan to generate the signal going to the display driver IC? What sort of signals will you have?
How do you expect to connect the displays and the driver IC(s)? Will the displays be multiplexed? Or do you intend to have a separate driver pin for each segment of each digit?
What power supply voltages will be used in your system?
Signal voltages?
I'm sure I've missed some parameter that matters; perhaps you will think of it yourself.
It might also help to know something about your overall intent. Do you need to make one system and get that working, or to prepare a design for production? Is this a hardware project, or is it entirely in the virtual world of simulation?
I should mention that 12V is not the most usual drive parameter for 7 segment displays, and that if I'm not mistaken, segment driver ICs are actually far more plentiful for common anode displays than for common cathode displays. I expect this harks back to the days when IC design tended to attempt to use only NPN transistors. So it will be interesting to see what sort of display you have.
Ted