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Is 100 fl oz greater than 16 pints

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Is 100 fl oz greater than 16 pints

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No, 100 fl oz (us) is 6.25 fl oz.
16 pints on the other hand is 256 fl oz.

Stefani answered Nov 10, 2018

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No, it is not 100 fl oz is equal to 6.25

Crandrades answered Nov 12, 2018

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