numbers - What is the question for which the answer is "This is my third coffee today"?

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I would like to know: How to ask a question such that the expected answer includes the "n^th thing"?

The only way I could do of to do this is by asking:

How many cups of coffee have you had today?

but the answer to that would be, "3", not "This is my third..."