When a baloon expands, the external pressure stays constant. Why does the external pressure stay the same even though the baloon gets bigger? Shouldn't the increased surface area mean that there's a greater

When a baloon expands, the external pressure stays constant. Why does the external pressure stay the same even though the baloon gets bigger? Shouldn't the increased surface area mean that there's a greater possibility for the particles to collide with the side of the balloon? Please explain this for me. Thank you.

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