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The receptacle can store up to 1 Bulk of potions and elixirs, but no other items.
Ten light items count as 1 Bulk, and you round down fractions (so 9 light items count as 0 Bulk, and 11 light items count as 1 Bulk).
Therefore the exemplar's Horn of Plenty can hold 19 light elixirs or potions.
If you believe differently, I'd like to hear your take on it (and why you believe such).
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Simply as a mental exercise, not reflection of belief. Yet.
One Bulk w/o fractions is also 1 Bulk, filling the Horn before you can get to the fractions. As in the items are inserted individually; once you get to 1 Bulk, it's full so can take no more items. The item doesn't know it'll weight the same afterward due to loosey-goosey Bulk rules.
It'd also be persnickety to suggest Paizo must say "10 L items" explicitly when aiming for 10 potions & elixirs. Paizo isn't enforcing rigor with PF2 (too much of a headache through the 3.x/PF1 era!), so I'm unsure they even care which way a GM rules. But it is a shenanigan, and you know it, and your reputation already suffers for exploitive interpretations, so I suggest spending your social/table cred elsewhere.
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Suffers? Shenanigans are what my reputation is built on! XD
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If a GM insisted the limit was 10 potions I wouldn't argue.
If a Gm allowed up to 19 potions I wouldn't argue.
In anything other than extreme situations I doubt most groups would pay attention.
Bulk tends to get ignored already.