This answer belongs to people
who define holes strictly as damage.
The answer of 4: This comes from the fabric-layer reasoning. If each torn area goes through both the front and the back of the skirt, then each visible tear represents two actual holes in the material. Two tears times two layers equals four holes.
The answer of 6: This is where you add the natural openings of the garment — the top opening where you put the skirt on, and the bottom opening where your legs exit. Adding those two to the four from the torn areas gives you six.
The answer of 8: If you also count two small drawstring holes near the waistband of the skirt, you add two more to your total. Some versions of the image make these very small openings visible upon close inspection.
Each answer reflects a different but internally consistent way of
