High levels of proteins in a cell culture primarily suggest that the cells have a high level of protein synthesis. This is often indicative of an increased number of ribosomes, as ribosomes are the cellular machinery responsible for assembling amino acids into proteins.
So, the most accurate response in this context is:
They have ribosomes.
While the presence of ribosomes can facilitate higher protein production, the other statements regarding cytoplasm, cholesterol content of the membrane, or ATP production are less directly related to the observed high protein levels.