> 「わかってる。……でも、ああいう目 **の** がよっぽどましよ。慣れてるから」

86─エイティシックス─Ep.3 ─ラン・スルー・ザ・バトルフロント─〈下〉 安里アサト

I understand this sentence as "I know it. But since I’m used to it, those eyes
might as well be good". The speaker and her friends are discriminated as "86".

But I don’t quite get why there is a の between 目 and が. Can’t we just say 目が?
What is the の doing here exactly?

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Understanding 目のが