The third-person, singular, neuter, possessive pronoun is

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It's

The question is asking for a neuter, meaning a neutral pronoun. his and her would work if it didn't state that.

Wade Tandy answered Dec 23, 2017

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His, because it's just him, saying his as in well his, and is saying, that is HIS ball.

Allexiusw answered Dec 28, 2017

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