You can use 74LS74 there are (only) 2 independent D flip-flops. There is also 74LS175 which has 4 D flip-flops but all their clock inputs are connected together so if you down't want that you cannot use this one. But there are also ready-made counter ICs for example 74LS93 or 74LS161/163, or 74LS193 ...
There is no such thing as a dedicated T-flip-flop. It is a pedagogical abstraction. As has already been mentioned you can construct one from a JK flip-flop which you seemed OK with. It may be worth mentioning that you can do the same thing with a D-flip-flop which you dismissed out of hand. To make a "T" out of a "D" you connect "Q-BAR" to "D" and clock away.
I'm really curious about why this happened. Did you really think there was such a thing as a T-flip-flop?