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There are 125 g of (SIFTED white) flour in a cup so 200 grams is 1.6 cups.
Depending on the flour, a cup of sifted flour usually has a mass of 120-130g. (A cup of cold water, however, has a mass of 236g.) If a cup of sifted flour weighs 125g, then 200g would be 1.6 cups, or 1 1/2 cups plus one tablespoon plus two teaspoons.
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