I confess that I have also had the same question, I even asked to ChatGPT IA, he told me that it is approx 10G Ohm (I attach the image, - it is in Spanish -) if it is possible using the "S" conductance reading function in nS (Available in Fluke 8X, 18X, 18X series), I have measured it, in Vac: 0.06nS = 16.67G Ohm, in Vdc: 89.36nS= 11.19M Ohm, in mVDC:43.55nS=22.96M Ohm. Which demonstrates consistency, since this function is generally useful for measuring very high voltages. Regards