Images in android studio html files - javascript

I am making a game called "shades" and I want to learn how to put Javascript files in android studio. If someone could give me a detailed guide with examples that'd be great. I am copying and pasting a game that I have made and I am confused about which files I would find my images. Please help me find out where to drag my images into.
My screen right now
just to be specific, this is how I make an image in Javascript.
var image = new Image();
image.src = "image.png";
Where in my files (found on the left side of the screen in "My screen right now") do I drag my images into?

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