I2C addresses always have 7 bits.
This is because the first byte in any I2C communication consists of the 7 bit address plus the Read/Write bit. The Read/Write bit is 0 if the I2C master requests to write to a specific address and it’s 1 if the I2C master requests to read from an address.
The first byte of the I2C communication looks like this:
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