1. The problem states that Gabriel initially has 9 apples.
2. He gives 2 apples to Annie, so he has $9 - 2 = 7$ apples left.
3. Then Gabriel loses 1 apple, so he has $7 - 1 = 6$ apples.
4. After that, Gabriel finds 100 apples.
5. The question asks: Where did Gabriel get the 100 apples?
This is a word problem involving a story, not a mathematical calculation.
Since the problem does not provide information about where Gabriel found the 100 apples, we cannot determine the exact location mathematically.
Therefore, the answer is: The problem does not specify where Gabriel found the 100 apples.
This is a comprehension question rather than an algebraic or arithmetic problem.
Apple Problem 269458
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