Surface Pro 9 pwrtest.exe /sleep S4 resume takes too long.

When running pwrtest.exe /sleep /s:4 on the Surface Pro 9, the S4 state is set to wake up after 30 seconds, but it consistently takes over 3 minutes to wake up.

Environment:

Surface Pro 9

Processor 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-1215U 2.50 GHz

Installed RAM 8.00 GB (7.83 GB usable)

System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Edition Windows 11 Pro

Version 23H2

Installed on ‎1/‎6/‎2023

OS build 22631.3447

pwrtest.exe /sleep /s:4 /c:1 /d:1 /p:30

SYSTEM_POWER_CAPABILITIES
    SystemS1StateSupported = 0
    SystemS2StateSupported = 0
    SystemS3StateSupported = 0
    SystemS4StateSupported = 1
    SystemS5StateSupported = 1
    WakeAlarmPresent       = 1
    AcOnLineWakeSupported  = 0
    RtcWakeSupported       = S4
    FastSystemS4           = 0
    VideoDimPresent        = 1
    HiberFilePresent       = 1
    AoAc                   = 1
ACPI Time And Alarm Capabilities:
    Ac Wake Supported = 1
    Dc Wake Supported = 1
    Ac Wake Supported (S4) = 1
    Dc Wake Supported (S4) = 1
    Ac Wake Supported (S5) = 1
    Dc Wake Supported (S5) = 1
    Wake Status Supported (S4/S5) = 1
    Deepest Wakeable State = 0
No.1 of 1 Transition -- TargetState: S4
  TargetState:       S4
  EffectiveState:    S4
  SleepTimeMs:       3536
  HiberPagesWritten: 359434
  HiberWriteTimeMs:  5663
  HiberReadTimeMs:   2299
  BiosInitTimeMs:    3779
  DriverWakeTimeMs:  4082
  Transition StartTime: 06/28/2024 17:47:10::198
  Transition EndTime:   06/28/2024 17:50:22::223
No.1 of 1 Transition -- Complete