Points-to analysis is a static program analysis that extracts reference information from programs, e.g., possible targets of a call and possible objects referenced by a field. Previous works evaluating different approaches to context-sensitive Pointsto analyses use coarse-grained precision metrics focusing on references between source code entities like methods and classes. Two typical examples of such metrics are the number of nodes and edges in a call-graph. These works indicate that context-sensitive analysis with a call-depth k = 1 only provides slightly better precision than contextinsensitive analysis. Moreover, these works could not find a substantial precision improvement when using the more expensive analyses with call-depth k