Let's make some estimations to arrive at a rough figure. To begin with, we can assume there are roughly 2.5 billion Android devices globally, based on a 2019 report from Google. If we further assume that each device has an average of around 30 apps installed, that would result in 75 billion total app installations. Additionally, if we consider that the top several hundred apps (let's say 500 for simplicity) are installed on nearly all devices, then these 500 apps account for a significant portion of the total installations. For the remaining installations, if we estimate that each app has been installed approximately 100,000 times, we can calculate the number of other apps as follows: (75 billion - 500*2.5 billion) / 100,000, which gives us about 2.4 million additional apps. Therefore, the total comes to around 2.4 million + 500, resulting in approximately 2.4 million apps overall. Keep in mind, this is merely a rough estimate, and the actual number could vary significantly due to the numerous assumptions we've made.