A 28-year-old man with a family history of bleeding disorder presents with recurrent epistaxis, hemarthrosis, and a prolonged aPTT (58 seconds). PT and platelet count are normal. Mixing study does NOT correct the aPTT (remains 56 seconds after 1:1 mix with normal plasma). Which investigation should be performed next to identify the specific inhibitor?

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