how to declare %ROWTYPE of a variable that is a weakly typed SYS_REFCURSOR?

W.r.t code below I can not declare the type of fetch-into-variable as the underlying table's %ROWTYPE because the SYS_REFCURSOR is on a select that joins two tables and also selects a few functions called on the attributes of the underlying two tables; i.e I can't declare as L_RECORD T%ROWTYPE

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DECLARE
  P_RS SYS_REFCURSOR;
  L_RECORD P_RS%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
  CAPITALEXTRACT(
    P_RS => P_RS
  );
    OPEN P_RS;
    LOOP
      BEGIN
        FETCH P_RS INTO L_RECORD;
        EXIT WHEN P_RS%NOTFOUND;
        ...
      EXCEPTION
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
        ...
      END;
    END LOOP;
    CLOSE P_RS;
END;
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CREATE or REPLACE PROCEDURE CAPITALEXTRACT
(
    p_rs OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
) AS
BEGIN
  OPEN p_rs for 
     select t.*,tminusone.*, f(t.cash), g(t.cash) FROM T t, TMINUSONE tminusone
    where t.ticket=tminusone.ticket;
END CAPITALEXTRACT;

Of course I don't want to define a static table R with columns as returned in the SYS_REFCURSOR and then declare as L_RECORD R%ROWTYPE.

And hence the question: how to declare %ROWTYPE of a variable that is a weakly typed SYS_REFCURSOR ?