What you are talking about is no dilutional where if they split, you are not diluted and your options do not get diluted, so instead of the 4 you agreed to you

What you are talking about is no dilutional where if they split, you are not diluted and your options do not get diluted, so instead of the 4 you agreed to you get the equivalent after the split. Most contracts are dilutional, where you get 4 regardless of splits, I have never seen a contract (in my dealings) that has been non-dilutional in original form, I have always had to add non-dilutional clauses to my contracts because I have had my ownership eroded through this very mechanism.