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“[T]he number of human ova necessary to repopulate the world could fit into a chicken egg.”

The human ovum appears to be roughly spherical:

The diameter of an ovum is ~120 µm.
120 µm to mm = 0.12.

The radius of an ovum is 0.12/2 = 0.06.

Applying the formula for volume of a sphere yields this.

The volume of the egg of a domestic chicken is 50.95 cm^3.

This value converted from cubic centimeters to cubic millimeters:
50.95 cm^3 to mm^3 = 50,950 mm^3.

The volume of a human ovum divided into the volume of a chicken egg is this.

So, the number of human egg cells that can fit into a chicken egg is ~56,312,000.