  The composite fermion theory opened a new chapter in understanding many-body
correlations through the formation of emergent particles. The formation of
two-flux and four-flux composite fermions is well established. While there are
limited data linked to the formation of six-flux composite fermions,
topological protection associated with them is conspicuously lacking. Here we
report evidence for the formation of a quantized and gapped fractional quantum
Hall state at the filling factor $\nu=9/11$, which we associate with the
formation of six-flux composite fermions. Our result provides evidence for the
most intricate composite fermion with six fluxes and expands the already
diverse family of highly correlated topological phases with a new member that
cannot be characterized by correlations present in other known members. Our
observations pave the way towards the study of higher order correlations in the
fractional quantum Hall regime.
