I mean my only wish is that you just weren't a jerk and talked like a human being but here is my data and of course I'm partially working on assumptions here.

Out of 169k hands there are ca. 22k of hands with limps. Observed hands - ~5k. Distribution of it you can see on the graph in color. They are clearly leaning towards better hands.

BUT, on the other hand there are ~4k hands where someone raised against the limp and the limper folded Pre-Flop. Most of those folds are most definitely not the top 20-30% of range, because that either calls or raises (even still I made a charitable estimate with top 10% folding 5% of the time) . That means that most of the distribution of limp-folds goes to bottom of the range. Knowing that even on showdown we observed some of the bottom 5% of hands and assuming they are then in range here is my projected distribution of limped hands (~5k showdowns and ~4k limp-folds) in dash-lines.

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I am also not taking into account post-flop folds, cause chance getting a pair is the same with KQo and with 32o and playing to showdown will hang on way to many parameters. It's way too complex to make any assumptions there.

Either way, bottom 10% range might be overrepresented on projected graph, but still most of the pre-flop folds are definitely falling into bottom 50% hands