Open your httpd.conf file in your favourite editor and look for DocumentRoot.
On 95% of the systems out there, DocumentRoot will point to some directory called 'htdocs' somewhere on your system. At one point, some linux distros went with 'html' instead. But httpd.conf never lies.
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This depends on how your CGI program accesses the .html files; but, typically they are in whatever the document root directory is as defined in your httpd.conf (/var/www/html or some such). If you could tell us a little more about how the CGI programs access the HTML files and vice-versa, plus info on how Apache is installed (what OS, is this a personal 'public_html' directory or the global doc root?), etc., we could probably offer a little more help.
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htdocs
If you did a default install then the HTML goes into the folder "htdocs". This is at the same level as the cgi-bin folder.
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