Which of the following is not a type of pile installed by pile driving?

The correct choice is based on the distinction between types of pile installations. Precast concrete piles, metal piles, and cast-in-place concrete piles are all methods of creating foundations that involve driving materials into the ground, often using pile-driving equipment. These methods involve the insertion of already formed materials into the soil or creating forms on-site, allowing for a strong and stable foundation necessary for various construction projects.

Cofferdams, on the other hand, are structures used to create a dry work environment in areas that are usually submerged in water, allowing for construction operations such as foundations without the interference of water. They do not function as piles but serve a different purpose in construction, typically involving excavation and dewatering where piles may be placed afterward. Thus, cofferdams do not fit within the category of pile types created through pile driving, making this the correct response.