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This is a fairly complicated question. While we know "nope" means no, we may not be sure whether the boy meant: (1) "no, I don't have any feeling at all", or (2) "no, you're not right, I do have feeling".
Normally, for the English language, the "yes" or "no" answer to a question is based on true or false of the facts, and not on agreement or disagreement of the statement. For example, if the question had been: "you don't have any feeling at all, do you", then the boy's answer of "nop" will mean he has no feeling.
However, in your case the question actually contains 2 parts. The first part is a statement: "you don't have any feeling at all", and the second part is the question "right?", which means "am I right (in saying that)?".
Therefore, when the boy answered "nop", he actually meant "no, you're not right, I do have feeling".
The answer to your question is that he has feeling.