different ways of returning array types [closed]

I have a working function that looks like this:

  const handleClickOnFavouriteLocation = (item: any) => {    console.log('MY COORD', item.coordinates);    if(data){      console.log('DATA COORD', data.personalFavouritePlaces.nodes[0].center.coordinates);    }    const addressDetails = {      coordinates: item.coordinates,    };    chooseLocation(addressDetails);  };

Currently, the item here is hard-coded and it works. However, I am trying to replace the hardcoded item with items returned via grapqhl. However, I get an error in the coordinates field because of a difference in shapes.

For example, If I check item.coordinates on the log, I see this. The length is 2:

MY COORD (2) [8.217462, 53.13975](2) [8.217462, 53.13975]0: 8.2174621: 53.13975length: 2__proto__: Array(0)

However, when I check an example of the coordinates returned from graphql, I see this:

DATA COORD [Array(2)]DATA COORD [Array(2)]0: (2) [8.183364, 53.157753]length: 1__proto__: Array(0)

The length here is 1. Even though both of them seem to be the same thing. How can I change the grahql returned data (coordinates field) such that it can be used exactly like the hard-coded one?