No, you would receive no benefit if you amend your returns for prior years. The statue of limitations to receive any additional refund in almost all cases is three years after the filing date or two years after the final tax payment was made, whichever is later.
All years 2009-2018 have expired. You can always amend but you will not be refunded any money even if you show an additional refund amount.
If you had itemized deductions in years 2009-2016 then you may have had a benefit by adding this to your tax return. Only the amount that exceeded 2% of your adjusted gross income (AGI) in those years would have been included with other itemized deductions.
If you pay over $3,000 in any tax year you have other options to choose. You can use a deduction on itemized deductions without any limitation or take credit on your return. If you decide to do that in 2022 you can post a question to see how to handle it. It is called a 'claim of right' deduction or credit.
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