Counting Quadrilaterals

Difficulty: Hard · Topics: Discrete Mathematics, Combinations, Geometry

Of the 9 points in the figure, E, F, G, H and K lie on one line. No three of the other points are on a line.

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At most how many different quadrilaterals can be drawn with these points as vertices?