Can there be two cases of pronoun in a sentence?

English Language & Usage Asked on December 21, 2020

"She is doing her best to do the job"

The pronoun "her" is confusing me, it could be either in objective case ’cause it acts as object complement or in possessive case ’cause it modifies the noun "best"

grammatical case objective case personal pronouns possessive determiners pronouns

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