According to my fitter, those are pretty good spin numbers.  My club head speed is around 93 and my spin numbers are in that range, of course I am a little older, I'm sure.  68 and moving on up.    

I'm going to jump on board and say 22-2500 are pretty darn good spin numbers.

I agree as well. You don't want to completely eliminate spin, you just want the right spin and those numbers look good to me.

As a side note, I've been on the 8.5* on the 913 as well as the 915, and both turned down .75*, but it's not really about the face angle, it's about what your swing does with it. For me, for some reason, the 9.5* just didn't feel right and I couldn't swing it even when I didn't know which one I had. 

It's all what works best for your swing as you already know they are all different. Maybe instead of just looking at spin numbers, look at average carry and average roll together. Pick the one that has the best average numbers, not necessarily the one that just has the best single drive. 

There are many variables that go into selecting the correct club or clubs.  That is why it is important in going to a certified fitter because they will look at every aspect of the fitting and make sure that you have the right club/clubs for your game.  Many parts go into a fitting and it takes a lot of bricks to build a house, as they say.  Having the right engine to drive that club head is the key.  I spent an hour with my fitter before we decided on the right choice to order from Titleist.  

Everyone thanks for the responses.  I appreciate the community.

I also spoke to Cathy at Team Titleist who told me if I take the 8.5 Deg and had to increase the loft to 9.25 it will still have a little less spin than a the 9.5 Deg turned to 8.75.  So I just ordered the 8.5 and we'll see what happens. Can't wait to try it and I'll report back.