How do I set a 'reply-to' address?

We've got a main email address that gets forwarded to several sub-accounts to each of our computers/devices. When someone replies to an email I've sent from iphone or ipad I want the message to go back to the main email address.  Is there a 'reply-to address' setting that I'm just not seeing?
Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the quick response Matthew, that's good to know.  I've got so much to learn about iOS.  I don't think it applies to my current situation, however.  I'll give an example:
Let's say my company email address is [email protected] (fictitious addresses for the example). There is no outgoing server from that address. From there, it gets instantly forwarded to mail accounts for all our devices, like [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], etc. When I send someone a message and they reply to that message, I'd like the reply to go automatically to [email protected] so that the reply shows up on all the devices.  We respond much quicker when it works that way.
All the mail programs I've used, Outlook, Gmail, etc., have a place to put a 'reply-to' address for that specific purpose but I can't find it in iOS...
Thanks!

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