Investigating the triangle with $1$ internal point:
There are at least $5$ triangles:
EDITED: According to comment adding the $3$-rd case:
Is it known how many triangles and $n$-gons in general exist with $1$ internal point.
I think 3 is the last interesting $n$.
For $n=4$, consider the (possibly concave) quadrilateral $(0,0), (2,0), (1,2), (0,y)$ for arbitrary positive $y\ne 4$, which encloses only $(1,1)$.
Or this convex quadrilateral $(1,0), (x, 1), (-1,0), (-x, -1)$ for arbitrary $x$, which encloses only $(0,0)$.
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I think 3 is the last interesting $n$.
For $n=4$, consider the (possibly concave) quadrilateral $(0,0), (2,0), (1,2), (0,y)$ for arbitrary positive $y\ne 4$, which encloses only $(1,1)$.
Or this convex quadrilateral $(1,0), (x, 1), (-1,0), (-x, -1)$ for arbitrary $x$, which encloses only $(0,0)$.