Hello @JRIIS,
As you mention, the PINT only has 8 pins available but you can also use the GINT module to multiplex more inputs and trigger the interruption, unfortunately, in this peripheral is not possible to identify the pin using the registers but you could workaround this reading the state of the pin using the GPIO.PIN register.
In the PINT module is possible to identify which pin is the one that trigger the interrupt, if you look at the pint example in the SDK, the first parameter in the callback is to identify which pin is the one that trigger the interruption.
Let me know if this helps you.
Best Regards,
Alexis Andalon