Americans will use any unit of measure but SI units… /s
Since there are multiple versions, we use the latest and greatest: the M16A4. It is 39.97 inches long.
That‘s what American distances and lengths are measured in! I‘m 1.9 M16s tall!
After a while we swap M16 for meters, since the M16 is not only 39.97in, but also -quelle surprise!- exactly one meter long.
If you look at section 2.3.4 in the link below you will notice that there are no scalars in those derived units.
They will all have the form:
x^n * y^m * z^o
Also note how they define a 'degree Celsius' which is equivalent to a degree K, but then invoke a T_0 to include it to avoid breaking the above rule.
https://www.bipm.org/documents/20126/41483022/SI-Brochure-9-...