Booklet printing problems with Reader XI (version 11.0.06)

Question

I created an 80 page 5.5" x 8.5" booklet using Word 2011 running under OSX 10.9.2 on a new 27" iMac.  I then "printed" it to a PDF file.  I then opened the PDF file in Reader XI and attempted to print it out using the "booklet" option as described at
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/print-booklets-acrobat-reader.html#main1_Reader_and_Acro bat_X .
I planned to manually duplex the booklet booklet since my HP Color Laserjet CP1518ni printer does not have automatic duplexing.  The first sign that something was wrong came when I selected "Back side only" from the Booklet Subset pop-up menu.  The numbers in the Sheets from boxes showed "Sheets from 1 to 10" when I obviously needed 20 sheets to print the booklet.  Repeated attempts to manually change it to "Sheets from 1 to 20" failed.  Each time I changed "10" to "20", it would flip back to "10" when I clicked the "Print" button.
I set the Booklet Subset to print only the even pages and checked the "Reverse" box as I have done to successfuly print thousands of manually duplexed pages before.
The printer only printed ten sheets.  The first sheet (what should be the booklet's centerfold) had page 40 on the left side as it should, but 42 on the right (it should have been 41).  The last of the ten sheets printed had page 4 on the left side (instead of the expected  2) and 78 on the right side (instead of the expected  79).  Even though these were obviously messed up, I went on to print the front side of these sheets, selecting "normal".  It printed Page 1 on the right side as expected, but printed page 79 (instead of the correct page 80) on the left.
Folding the ten sheets into a booklet revealed the really bizarre nature of the printing snafu. Page 1 was, as expected, on the front.  Turning the first page open revealed pages 4 and 5.  Turning the second page revealed Pabes 8 (left) and 9 (right).  This pattern continued, printing two pages, then skipping two pages, right into the centerfold pages 40 (left) and 42 (right).  The first page turn after the centerfold revealed pages 43 (left) and 46 (right).  The next revealed 47 (left) and 50 (right).
I am at a complete loss of how to determine where the printing process went afoul.  Printing the PDF file normally (one page per sheet one-sided) resulted in all pages being printed normally. 
The really frustrating part of this entire experience is that I could find no place to report this "bug" to Adobe.  If anyone can help me solve this printing dilemma, or put me in touch with someone at Adobe who could help, it would be greatly appreciated.
The booklet is due at the printer's tomorrow and the inability to print a proof is a real pain.  Hope the printer can print this file as a booklet.  I would be happy to send this file (125 Mb) to anyone who might help.

Answer 1

I arrived here looking for a solution!  And while reading your post the penny dropped that I didn't have a serious problem.  I have a booklet of 112 pages and all I needed to do was re-order the pages as printed so that 1 is followed by a sheet with 2 on the under-face but same side and so on.  The pages had printed back to front and needed flipping.  But then I have a duplex printer and maybe that makes a difference.  Is it to do with your manual duplexing and the order that the second pass is presented to the printer.  As my duplex sheets effectively needed flipping over each one I'm wondering if you can solve your problem with a little experimentation and re-ordering before your second pass.