lp -d lp1 -h myfile has two options and one argument or 2 options and 2 arguments?

Question

In "Learning the Bash Shell" by O'reilly (third edition), it is written in page 7:

lp -d lp1 -h myfile has two options and one argument.

How come?

I see what I reckon as two options, each one with an argument:

-d lp1
-h myfile

Notes

lp prints a file (concretely, via a printer, and not on the terminal).

Answer 1

While writing this question I understand my mistake, I should read the command this way:

lp
-d lp1 
-h
myfile

The word myfile is just a file name that we print with lp it is not an argument of the -h option.