Except l has a specific meaning that isn't 1, while the entire purpose of ' and " is quoting (and apostrophe).
The equivalent of l for 1 is doing font-specific pseudo smart quotes with ` and '
The equivalent of l for 1 is doing font-specific pseudo smart quotes with ` and '
" can be inches or arcseconds from cartography.
' can be feet (of measure) or arcminutes from cartography.
These actually all have slightly different symbols, and the symbols for the left/right quotation marks are actually farthest from this approximation, even if they are the most frequent usage.
It’s always been wrong in some respect to use a single available symbol to emulate three or more different typographical tasks, but quotation marks may actually be the one where the emulation is the most wrong.
″ Double prime = Inches, seconds, or second derivative
‴ Triple prime = Third derivative or specialized notation
And a diversion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ditto_mark