Changing resolution settings in OfficeJet

Hi everyone.
I'm scanning a few old family pictures, size is approximately 5x3 inch.
The scanned picture I get is very small, 900x600 give or take.
I need to print those pictures in a photobook and this size is way too small.
Is there a way to get bigger pictures?
I tried to increase the resolution, up to 9600, but the result is the same.
Thank you.

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Thanks for youe suggestion. I did just that an the only discrepancy I can see between the footage and sequence settings seems to be in the audio format. The sequence is 32 bit floating point whilst the footage is 16 bit integer.
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