How can I "augment" a JS class with methods from another class, without extending it?

I'm writing an app that manages playlists. Basically, my actual logic looks like

//define playlist props
class Playlist{
    public tracks = [];
}

class ApiPlaylist extends Playlist{
    //fill playlist withs (single page) data from API
    public async loadPage(paginationSettings){
        const pageTracks = await...
        this.tracks = [...this.tracks,...pageTracks]; //concat tracks
    }
}

class Paginated extends ApiPlaylist{
    private iterations = 0;
    private endReached = false;
    public async loadAll(){
        while (!this.endReached){
            this.loadNext();
        }
    }
    public async loadNext(){
        this.iterations++;
        await this.loadPage(); //call ApiPlaylist method
        if(...){
            this.endReached = true; //stop iterating
        }
    }

}

const playlist = new Paginated();
playlist.loadAll();

It works.

But what if I have different others paginated datas to get, that are not related to playlists ?

I would like to use the mechanism from PaginatedPlaylist with another classes, without having to duplicate it.

Acually, Paginated extends ApiPlaylist. Is there a simple way to implement the methods from Paginated to ApiPlaylist without using extends ?

Something like

class ApiPlaylist [implements] Paginated{}
class ApiPost [implements] Paginated{}
class ApiPage [implements] Paginated{}

Thanks for your help !