How do we use "which" with a preposition in front of it to create a relative clause that you want to further describe the quality you have mentioned

English Language & Usage Asked by A.I. on December 8, 2020

Tom has a good mixture of characters, among which I am the most amazed by his patience and focus to solve puzzles.

Is it correction to use "among which" in the sentence above?

grammaticality possessive of which prepositions relative clauses usage

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