Two disjoint synthemes form a six-cycle, whose complement is a triangular prism. The prism has a unique partition into three perfect matchings, so the pair extends uniquely to a total of synthemes. Eight synthemes are disjoint from a fixed syntheme; grouping them four per total yields two totals through it, and double counting gives six totals in all.
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