MongoDB VS TheUKTories

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FWIW I think MongoDb's driver has a decimal128 type, but IIRC it only handles storage/comparisons and not necessarily math ops. But maybe it's a start?

You can roll your own on top of the Cosmos libraries like i did, but just ended up using the EntityFramework Cosmos library because it felt like i was just reinventing the wheel sometimes

Here’s my Azure.Cosmos stuff (don’t use it anymore). I liked my design, it allows me to use a single model for multiple containers if need be