How to call random.choice() more times than the amount of elements in a list: Python

class Math_game_random:
    def __init__(self,diffculty,amt_problems):
        self.diffculty = diffculty
        self.amt_problems = amt_problems
        math_games_list = [Math_game.division_game(diffculty,1),Math_game.addition_game(diffculty,1),Math_game.multiplication_game(diffculty, 1)]
        
    for i in range(amt_problems+1):
        random.choice(math_games_list)

So for exampleI want to output to the player 6 randomly selected math problems:

amount_of_problems = 6
Math_game_random(1, amount_of_problems)
print(f"amount of correct: {correct}")
print(f"amount of incorrect: {incorrect}")

But for some reason after the first three problems are solved it doesn't continues to print out the next remaining 3 problems

My current output that I want to change:

9 / 1 = ? 
>>>9
Correct answer!
20 + 12 = ? 
>>>32
Correct answer!
8 * 9 = ? 
>>>72
Correct answer!
amount of correct answers: 3
amount of incorrect answers: 0

Why is this occurring? Is it because once random.choice() have iterated through all of the elements in a list. Will it just stop, and if so. How can I work around this?