Table:
characteristic
sample
population estimates

number
number
%

total
26,429
5,595.1
100.0

sex

men
10,165
2,427.7
43.4

women
16,264
3,167.4
56.6

age group

18 to 34
3,277
973.8
17.4

35 to 49
4,792
1,441.9
25.8

50 to 64
9,493
1,895.4
33.9

65 or older
8,867
1,283.9
22.9

education

postsecondary graduation
16,365
3,793.3
73.4

less than postsecondary graduation
8,355
1,375.0
26.6

marital status

married/common-law
14,138
3,512.5
62.9

no partner
12,233
2,073.9
37.1

household income quintile

lowest
6,432
1,378.2
24.7

low-middle
5,773
1,213.9
21.7

middle
5,342
1,097.5
19.7

high-middle
4,223
977.4
17.5

highest
4,144
914.9
16.4

race/cultural identity

white
22,709
4,420.6
84.6

black
227
112.9
2.2

other
1,359
691.2
13.2

pain intensity

mild
7,792
1,851.5
33.2

moderate
14,024
2,864.1
51.4

severe
4,417
855.8
15.4

number of activites prevented by pain

none
7,406
1,654.1
29.7

a few
7,354
1,661.6
29.8

some
6,222
1,275.6
22.9

most
5,290
980.1
17.6

flourishing mental health
18,074
3,832.7
68.5

chronic physical conditions

none
3,404
954.8
17.3

one
5,890
1,487.8
26.9

two
6,091
1,278.1
23.1

three or more
10,700
1,812.2
32.8

Statement: further analysis focused on the subpopulation who reported chronic pain-26,429 respondents , representing 5.6 million people.
Question: how mnay people did further analysis focused on the subpopulation who reported chronic pain represent?
Answer: [5595.1]