Intresting spot.

Well we're getting 1.5 to 1 on the call which mean's we need around 40% equity to break even , but breaking even isnt good enough we wanna profit so i'd say we would need at least 43% equity here to call.

given your reads on villian i'd say the tighest villian is jamming here is 99+ AQs+ and against this range you have 37% equity , which makes it a fold.

if you were going to give villian a wider range, lets say for instance 88+ AJs+ AQo+ KJs+ you've now got 43.3% equity which then makes it a call.

I'd also like to add that your sizing pre does not need to be bigger to commit , i mean would you play the top of your range like this?  doubtful imo , you'd probably just make a standard raise so you should do this while your whole range including your bluffs, so that better players dont exploit you.

The raise pre here is fine as played the call was a costly mistake for sure but hey we learn from it ( well we try too), some people tend to just get it in here with this stacksize pre for many reasons , maybe because they find it pretty akward to play 9s post at this stacksize as most of time there will be an overcard to your 9s OTF, though i dont think its that bad if your called pre , your opponent is only connecting to the flop like  33% of the time which means they'll be folding to a flop c-bet more often then not 🙂