How many tvs can I have with fios?

So currently I have directv for tv and verizon fios for internet and phone. IM moving to a larger home soon and want to go ahead and bundle all three together as im sick of "searching for signal" during a light breeze. But im concerned about the number of set top boxes it lets me add online. I have 12 tvs currenty on directv. 2 DVR models and then 10 HD boxes. All on whole home, this is a perfect set up for me and I want to keep it. But I cant find any info on the number of tvs allowed by verizon. Directv is 15 tvs. Thanks!

I believe its messy if you have that many TV's.  Has to do with the maximum number of MOCA connections which is, or at least was, 8.  That allows for seven STB/DVR.  At least one person who needed more had to have a second ONT.

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