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I don't have that exact data on hand, but I could find out by re-doing this simulation and looking at the height map images. The tallest pixel would be the brightest pixel on any of the frames. Here's the details on how I made those heat maps.
If you know a little Pandas or have the patience to learn it, you could download the dataset I put on Kaggle and load it into a dataframe. Getting the number of pixels placed would be pretty straightforward as far as Pandas goes.
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