At the very least, from the top of my head: add, clone, checkout, diff, log, tag, show, status. But it's not really about the number of subcommands, but rather

At the very least, from the top of my head: add, clone, checkout, diff, log, tag, show, status. But it's not really about the number of subcommands, but rather how complex some of these subcommands are. e.g. git-commit(1) is 655 lines (and references other pages, too). hg's "help commit" is 59 lines, or 98 with --verbose (this also references some other pages, so it's not all you need, but it's indicative of the relative complexity).