Step 1: Use periodicity
\(\tan(\theta+n\pi)=\tan\theta\) for every integer \(n\). The period of tangent is \(\pi\).
Step 2: Apply
Here \(n=-9\), so \(\tan(x-9\pi)=\tan x\). Option (C).
Option (A) and (B) would need a sign change or a swap to cotangent, which happens for shifts by \(\frac{\pi}{2}\) not \(\pi\).
Final Answer:
\(\tan(x-9\pi)=\tan x\), option (C).
\[ \boxed{\text{(C) } \tan x} \]