I wouldn't try to fight this battle, just parameterize the query

[:find ?e :in $ ?three :where
 [? :data/number ?number] 
 [(> ?number ?three)]]

http://docs.datomic.com/best-practices.html#parameterize-queries

*Datomic will cache queries, so long as the query (first) argument data 
structures evaluate as equal. As a result, reusing parameterized queries is 
much more efficient than building different query data structures. If you 
need to build data structures at run time for query, you should do so using 
a standard process so that equivalent queries will evaluate as equal.*

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