Logical operation in xml path query

Hello
If I have this XML data
<a>

<c>
 <d>United States</d>
 <f>1</f>
 <g>Creditcard</g>
 <h>Will ship only within country</h>
 <k>something</k>
</c>
<c>
 <d>United States</d>
 <f>2</f>
 <g>MasterCard</g>
 <h>international</h>
 <k>something</k>
</c>
<c>
 <d>United States</d>
 <f>2</f>
 <g>MasterCard</g>
 <h>international</h>
 <k>something</k>
</c>
<c>
 <d>United States</d>
 <f>2</f>
 <g>MasterCard</g>
 <h>international</h>
 <k>something</k>
</c>
<c>
 <d>United States</d>
 <f>2</f>
 <g>MasterCard</g>
 <h>international</h>
 <k>something</k>
</c>

</a>
and I have this query:
Q1: //c[NOT [[[/d="United States" AND /f="1" AND /g="Creditcard"] OR h="Will ship only within country"]]]
How to write xml/sql query for it to retrive THE COUNT of the result , count of "c"
Q2: //c[NOT [[[/d="United States" AND /f="1" AND /g="Creditcard"] OR h="Will ship only within country"]]]/k
How to write xml/sql query for it to retrive THE COUNT of the result , count of "c/k"
Thank you

For example :
SQL> with sample_data as (
2 select xmltype('<a>
3 
4 <c>
5 <d>United States</d>
6 <f>1</f>
7 <g>Creditcard</g>
8 <h>Will ship only within country</h>
9 <k>something</k>
10 </c>
11 <c>
12 <d>United States</d>
13 <f>2</f>
14 <g>MasterCard</g>
15 <h>international</h>
16 <k>something</k>
17 </c>
18 <c>
19 <d>United States</d>
20 <f>2</f>
21 <g>MasterCard</g>
22 <h>international</h>
23 <k>something</k>
24 </c>
25 <c>
26 <d>United States</d>
27 <f>2</f>
28 <g>MasterCard</g>
29 <h>international</h>
30 <k>something</k>
31 </c>
32 <c>
33 <d>United States</d>
34 <f>2</f>
35 <g>MasterCard</g>
36 <h>international</h>
37 <k>something</k>
38 </c>
39 
40 </a>') xmldoc
41 from dual
42 )
43 select count(*)
44 from sample_data
45 , xmltable(
46 '//c[not(((d="United States" and f="1" and g="Creditcard") or h="Will ship only within country"))]'
47 passing xmldoc
48 ) x ;
COUNT(*)
 4

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