A good answer might be:

Use a word of storage, but be careful in writing the application that two of the bits are never used.

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Often you need a number of bits other than one of the standard amounts. Use the next largest standard amount, and remember to be careful. Attempting to use the very minimum number of bits is more complicated than it is worth and is a rich source of errors in assembly language programming.

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