Take a look at the other court documents that have been filed that reflect the final disposition of the Apple license. There at least 2 or 3 that I have read that show that the amount that was attributed to the MMP of the total fee was less that 5%. For example, filing #G-39495 in the Brown V TPL case, where it's stated:

"Those related matters included: (a) Brown v. TPL (the above-captioned case, in which plaintiff Brown claims that defendants TPL and Daniel Leckrone breached their contracts to pay over licensing proceeds to plaintiffs Brown); (b) Daniel Leckrone v. Phil Marcoux et al., (and related cross-action), Santa Clara County Superior Court No. 1-09CV159594, involving Mr. Leckrone’s claimed appropriation of the so-called “Chipscale” patent portfolio; and (c) Patriot Scientific Corporation v. TPL, Santa Clara County Superior Court No. 1-10- CV169836, arising from TPL’s mis-allocation of a “mixed” MMP license to a major Silicon Valley firm, allowing TPL to appropriate for itself some 95% of the gross license proceeds without accounting to its MMP partners for their rightful share of a multimillion dollar license."

You have until morning to come clean!