The best real-world problem that fits the sum \(-22 + 9\) is:
Quinn is playing a card game with his friends. He had −22 points at the start of his turn, but just got 9 points. How many points does he now have?
This scenario uses the calculation of \(−22 + 9\) to determine Quinn's total points after gaining the additional points.
The other options do not use the operation in the same way or do not reflect the specific addition of a negative and positive value as clearly as this example.