[OrganicH2O]

I attached the molecule as a picture. The question is "how many unhybridized valence shell P orbitals does this molecule have?" The correct answer is nine.

My understanding is that each pi bond contains two p orbitals, which brings it up to 4 p orbitals.

I am also guessing the bromine will add some p orbitals, because halogens making only single bonds, and especially larger atoms like 3rd/4th row, will commonly not hybridize their orbitals. But bromine would only have three p orbitals in its valence shell, which means that the answer would be seven. So where do the other two p orbitals come from?