RETFD - x86-64 instruction reference

retfdFar return, 32-bit 
Makes a far return using a 32-bit offset and an optional unsigned cleanup byte count.
386 and later
Intel's reference: RET 
CFPFAFZFSFDFOF –––––––
Changes no flag
Forms  retfd  
 retfd   
Operands imm16 An unsigned 16-bit byte count, 0 to 65535, added to the stack pointer after the return address is popped. 
The w, d and q suffixes select 16-, 32- and 64-bit offsets; retf defaults to a 32-bit offset in 64-bit mode, so a 64-bit far return requires retfq. Stack slots follow the selected operand size, rather than the packed layout of a far pointer in memory.
The optional sole operand is an unsigned 16-bit additional stack-cleanup byte count. Segment and privilege checks apply, and a privilege-changing return can also restore the stack pointer and stack segment. This is not the return used for an ordinary Linux function call; use near ret for that.
 global _start

section .text
_start:
        mov rax, 12
        mov rbx, 5
        mov rcx, 3
        mov rsi, 9

        retfd 5

        mov rax, 60         ; syscall 60: exit
        xor rdi, rdi
        syscall