Enforcing units on numbers using Python type hints

Is there a way to use Python type hints as units? The type hint docs show some examples that suggest it might be possible using NewType, but also those examples show that addition of two values of the same "new type" do not give a result of the "new type" but rather the base type. Is there a way to enrich the type definition so that you can specify type hints that work like units (not insofar as they convert, but just so that you get a type warning when you get a different unit)? Something that would allow me to do this or similar:

Seconds = UnitType('Seconds', float)
Meters = UnitType('Meters', float)

time1 = Seconds(5)+ Seconds(8) # gives a value of type `Seconds`
bad_units1 = Seconds(1) + Meters(5) # gives a type hint error, but probably works at runtime
time2 = Seconds(1)*5 # equivalent to `Seconds(1*5)` 
# Multiplying units together of course get tricky, so I'm not concerned about that now.

I know runtime libraries for units exist, but my curiosity is if type hints in python are capable of handling some of that functionality.

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