Need some help with continuous residence and citizenship eligibility.

TLDR: I stayed outside of the US for more than 6 months. Will it reset my continuous residence? Thank you. (departed from the US on August 29 2025, I'm past the 180 days mark. Planning to return in the first week of March.)

For context: I have a US green card and I've been a resident since October 2021 (F4 Visa), I originally had my tickets booked for 17 february 2026, that would've gotten me back on time but I missed it so i had to cancel it. and I couldn't book a new flight soon enough because the prices were sky high (3x the usual amount) which i couldn't afford.

The reason I stayed longer on this trip is because my uncle had a knee replacement surgery in india so I had to wait for him to recover before he could travel again, he doesn't have any kids so I was looking after him. (Uncle is under the 180 days mark because he came here a few days after I did). I have all the reports and x-rays and documents of the surgery as well.

Like i said, I've been a resident since October 2021 so I'll be eligible to file for naturalization this year in July. I hope this one trip that's a little over 180 days won't mess it up and cost me another 4 years.

in terms of the evidence to hopefully rebutt the presumption of residence break: No criminal records, None of my previous trips outside were more than 2-2.5 months long, I have a physical presence of around 1200-1300 days in the US, I have 2 active US bank accounts, a personal account and a joint account with my brother, I file taxes as a resident every year, my parents and brother lives in the US in a rented apartment (lease is under my name and my brother's name), Internet bill is under my name. I don't currently have a job in the US and i didn't pay rent while i was gone because my brother was taking care of it. (I didn't have a job in india either)

what's the realistic outcome here? will I be sent to a secondary inspection? what's that like? and can I be denied entry? will it delay the naturalization eligibility? any guidance or help would be appreciated. thank you