It is much stronger that that. The built in "coinjoin-like-function" of Ring Signatures (15 decoys) are only 1 of 4 layers of Monero privacy tech. It is one of the weakest parts and only for senders. Dandelion++ also obfuscates IP origination.
The parts that make Monero really shine are:
Confidential Transactions completely hides amount
Stealth Addresses completely hides reciever
Simple example of a Monero transaction:
~6% chance Alice sent $[?] to [?]
Unlike simple coinjoins, the transaction graph connecting senders to recievers doesn't exist. Amounts are not available to analyze either. All you could know from just looking at a blockchain transaction is a 64-character string maybe signed a Monero transaction.
How much? To who? That is unknown.
