Ilyas and Tallat Ashar were jailed in October, 2013 after the girl was found in their cellar in the city of Salford in 2009.
Now in her 20s, the woman, who is deaf, was repeatedly raped and forced to work at the family's many properties.
Manchester Crown Court ruled the couple must also repay more than 40,000 pounds of benefits falsely claimed in her name.
According to a BBC report, it is believed to be the first time the Proceeds of Crime Act has been used in a case of modern slavery to reclaim that money.
The victim, who cannot be named, is believed to have been as young as 10 when she was trafficked into the UK. She was found sleeping in a cot bed in the Ashars' cellar by trading standards staff, who were investigating allegations of money laundering.
The victim had to learn a form of sign language to give evidence at the trial last year. She is now living independently and has improved her sign language skills, police said.
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