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100s.
An apostrophe should be used to indicate possession or missing characters. Whatever it is, does not BELONG to the 100, nor are there any missing characters so the apostrophe is not appropriate here.
However, so many people are ignorant of this fact that it is probably not worth the argument. Just feel smug that you know and are correct!
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