<human>: 44M 6'2" SW:252 CW:195 GW:~185 - Desk Job HIIT and weight training in mornings

I started my fitness/body recomposition (from waaaay too fat to as fit as possible) on January 19th, 2015.  I've come a considerable way, however I aggravated a torn labrum injury around Sept/Oct of 2015 that turned into a torn RC.  This led to having surgery finally in January of this year.

During recovery I have continued my HIIT type training (all lower body such as biking, walking, jogging, air squats, etc, etc) - however with my arm in a sling for a month and a half and not being able to use it for over two months I have lost an extreme amount of muscle mass (along with fat loss).

I have just been authorized by PT to start strengthening my repaired arm again.

I am _NOT_ at my goal "cut" body fat % (I would say I'm around 17% BF right now).  My original goal was to get to 10% BF and then start a bulk to gain significant muscle mass.  Currently I am continuing to my original goal.

My question is this: Should I continue to my goal of 10% BF without distraction while starting up my strength training again?  OR should I abandon my original 10% goal to concentrate on re-building my original muscle mass.  If the second ... what BF% should I "allow" myself to bulk to?  My real concern here is that I'm already at a 'max bulk' % currently, in my opinion ... the concern being getting TOO fatty.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Lost weight, not at goal weight, got hurt, got surgery, lost muscle in recovery phase, should I continue to goal weight or gain muscle?