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Default Omega of all black holes in the universe?

What is fractional mass density contribution of all black holes in the
universe?
(dark energy is ~70 %, dark matter ~25 %, baryons ~ 5 %, neutrinos ~
0.1 %)
how much is it for all black holes?
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