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[QUOTE="truerehan, post: 1785931, member: 83492"]
My calculation is 25 outs is the most outs you can have
 
Here is my scenario:
My hole cards: 6 diamonds 7 diamonds
Opponent's hole cards: 2 diamonds 2 hearts
Flop: 4 hearts 4 diamonds 5 diamonds
Turn: 9 of clubs
YOU WILL HAVE: 
8 outs for the flush (technically 6 outs for flush, 2 outs for straight flush) and the reason it is 8 outs instead of 9 is because opponent has one of the diamonds (if you give opponent a different non-diamond 2, if the 2 of diamonds comes will give him a boat so same difference)
6 outs for a larger pair (3 outs for hitting a 6, 3 outs for hitting a 7)
6 outs for a straight (3 outs for hitting a 3, 3 outs for hitting an 8) *note any diamond would be for the straigh flush so that is why it is 6 and not 8 and has already been accounted for above.
5 outs for counterfeit ( 3 outs for hitting a 5, making opp two pair no good and 2 outs of hitting a 9, making a higher two pair than opp) 
This was all done personally, let me know if this is correct or you think there can be more.
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