T-SQL Group by multiple batches of 2, Sql Server

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--Sql Server 2014 Express Edition
--Batches are separated by 'go'

DECLARE @t TABLE (
[InstructionId] INT,
[InstructionDetailId] INT,
[Sequence] INT,
[Status] INT
) 
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,111,1,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,122,12,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,133,23,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,144,34,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,155,45,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,166,56,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,177,67,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,188,78,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,199,89,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,220,110,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,221,211,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,224,312,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,226,413,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 222,228,514,4

INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,126,13,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,128,24,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,129,35,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,130,46,4

INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,160,73,2
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,161,84,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,162,95,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 223,163,140,4

INSERT INTO @t SELECT 224,111,57,4
INSERT INTO @t SELECT 224,112,68,4

;with
  a as (
    select *,
      row_number() over(partition by InstructionId order by Sequence)-
      row_number() over(partition by InstructionId, [Status] order by Sequence) g
    from @t
  ),
  b as (
    select *,
      count(*) over(partition by InstructionId, [Status], g) c
    from a
    where [Status] = 4
  )
select *
from b
where c > 2
order by 1, 3;

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Execution time: 0,03 sec, rows selected: 6, rows affected: 24, absolute service time: 0,2 sec