How many triangles are there in the following figure? (Figure: a right triangle with vertices A (top), O (bottom-left, right angle) and C (bottom-right). M is the midpoint of the left side AO; H is on the hypotenuse AC level with M. Lines inside: MH (horizontal), M to a point P on AH, O to H, M to a point Q on OH, and H to a point R on the base OC.)
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