According to Peter H. Gleick's *Water in Crisis: A Guide to the World's Fresh Water Resources*, the liquid water on earth is distributed like this:
* Oceans and bays - 321,000,000 cubic miles
* Groundwater - 5,614,000
* Lakes - 42,320
* Atmosphere - 3,095
* Swamps - 2,752
* Rivers - 509
* Biological water (plants and animals) - 269

This adds up to 326,662,945 cubic miles of liquid water, which is approximately 3.5969417206944e+20 gallons. Assuming a gallon of water weighs 8.33 pounds, the total mass is 4.794003925341496e+22 ounces, or 4.79e+22 when rounded to two decimal places. The previous answer is 3.2689e119 ounces, which is 6.82e+96 times more.
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