This sock puzzle looks harder than it really is. Three damaged areas are clearly visible: one near the upper section, one around the middle, and one at the toe.
Some people double every tear, but the image only shows each hole passing through the visible side of the sock. We should also count the sock’s normal opening at the top.
Three torn holes plus one regular opening gives the final total.
Answer: There are 4 holes in the sock.
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