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Assuming the sugar is the granulated table sugar as mentioned in What_is_the_density_of_sugar
which is 312 grams per 1.5 cups, then 8 grams of sugar would be:
8 grams / 312 grams * 1.5 cups, which equals:
0.03846153846153846153846153846154 cups
or roughly 1/25 of a cup.
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