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The standard method to write any fraction is to write the numerator followed by a slash (/) followed by the denominator
→ three eights is 3/8
To improve the look, the numerator can be made superscript and the denominator made subscript.
However, Unicode includes three eighths as a character ⅜ which I type using [Alt Gr][<SHIFT>][5] on this Linux box.
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