How many continents (the size of the smallest continent) can fit in the water area of the largest ocean?

The area of ​​Australia (the smallest continent) with islands is 8.9 million square kilometers, which, however, is not so much. The area of ​​the Pacific Ocean, the absolute record holder on the planet earth, is 176.6 thousand square kilometers.

Having carried out simple calculations (178.6 divided by 8.9), we get the answer: the largest ocean (Pacific) will fit the 20 smallest continents (remember, we are talking about Australia). By the way, the number of rabbits with which poor Australians have been fighting for the past 250 years on such a continent will increase to 6 billion individuals.