How to make type checking work with custom Vector4?

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I am currently trying to make a Vector4 module, but I run into some issues with the type checker. Nothing actually breaks, it’s just really annoying. The constructor and type look something like this:

export type Vector4 = {
	X: number,
	Y: number,
	Z: number,
	W: number,
	__type: string,
	-- Needed to allow error less indexing of Magnitude and Unit
	Magnitude: number?,
	Unit: Vector4?,
	
	__add: nil | (Vector4, Vector4) -> Vector4,
	__mul: nil | (Vector4, Vector4 | number) -> Vector4,
	__div: nil | (Vector4, Vector4 | number) -> Vector4,
	__sub: nil | (Vector4, Vector4) -> Vector4,
	
	Lerp: nil | (Vector4, Vector4) -> Vector4
}

function Vector4.new(X: number?, Y: number?, Z: number?, W: number?): Vector4
	local X: number = X or 0
	local Y: number = Y or 0
	local Z: number = Z or 0
	local W: number = W or 0
	local self: Vector4 = {
		X = X,
		Y = Y,
		Z = Z,
		W = W,
		__type = TYPE_STRING
	}

	return setmetatable(self, Vector4)
end
function Vector4:Lerp()
    -- how lerp works doesn't really matter --
end

When I try to call the lerp method, I get a type checking something along the lines of
Cannot call a non function

Is there a way to make the type checker recognize that the Lerp method exists?