1. The problem asks for the total number of traders who want to buy a total of 365,100 shares at ₱22.60 per share. 2. From the table, the second row shows a size of 365,100 shares at a bid price of 22.6000. 3. This size represents the total number of shares demanded at that price, but we need to determine the number of traders. 4. Since sizes are typically aggregated orders from individual traders, and the table does not break down how many traders contribute to the total size, we cannot find the number of traders from the given data. 5. Therefore, based on the data given, the total number of traders wishing to buy 365,100 shares at ₱22.60 cannot be determined. 6. If the question intended the total size to be that number, then the answer is that 365,100 shares are demanded at that price, but the number of traders is unknown.