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It's even simpler than that -- we copied our code from svn to git. Double repositories, double LOC.

FWIW, whenever I get curious about LOC, I tend to use Unix find/wc. sloccount would be nice, but it doesn't properly recognize some of our files, and there are some subtotals that I like to see (eg with/without packages). The commands generally look a bit like this: https://gist.github.com/totten/281e8ce7e9041eef74a0

The current output (plus some notes):

Core (*.php, non-DAO):
  - Files: 2064
  - Lines:   546078 total
Core (*.php, DAO):
  - Files: 169
  - Lines:   77878 total
Core (*.tpl, *.xml, *.js, *.css):
  - Files: 1678
  - Lines:  188335 total
CMS (*.php, *.inc, *.module, *.install)):
  - Files: 146
  - Lines:   28836 total
Packages (*.php):
  - Files: 1801
  - Lines:   492801 total

Some additional notes not in the script:
 * Most of our core PHP and TPL files include a boilerplate header (~26 lines). This systemically adds extra LOC. For the core PHP, that's ~52 ksloc (~10%).
 * Doesn't include SQL. We have a lot of generated SQL.
 * Doesn't include "tools" or major extensions (like CiviVolunteer / CiviHR)
 * Grand total of code shipped in official tarballs: 1.3 million