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So you could feed a bit of copper through the hole, then fit your compression fitting onto the top of that (assuming that is what is in your original pic).
If you can't be arsed getting the pipe to line up nicely then use a flexible tap tail from the current pipe onto a short section of pipe which goes through the worktop, the fitting on the end of the pipe that sticks up will hold it in place. It's a bit of a bodge but would work and probably the easiest solution. Though compression fittings and copper are pretty easy to work with tbh so routing the pipe nicely wouldn't be difficult.
Edit: I am assuming you already have a T off a cold water pipe somewhere under the worktop? If not that's another relatively easy one to do.