Extract interface from **usage** in current context (is it possible?)

I know that you can extract an interface when in a class. What I would really like is a way to extract an interface from the usage of a variable (or property) in the context of its use.

For example,

void DoSomething(MyForm f)
{
     f.ValueChanged(10);
}

class MyForm : Form {
     public void ValueChanged(int newValue) {...}
     ...
}

would become

void DoSomething(IView f)
{
     f.ValueChanged(10);
}

interface IView
{
     void ValueChanged(int newValue);
}

class MyForm : Form, IView {
     public void ValueChanged(int newValue) {...}
     ...
}

So, within the context of the `DoSomething` method, the `f` variable is only calling the `ValueChanged` method, so extracting an interface from that usage would only pull out that method from the `MyForm` class.

If we were using a property instead, the usage would incorporate all method calls on that property.

This would be a particularly useful refactoring for MVP/MVVM/MVC patterns because I could code to the Form until I was happy with the interface, then I could extract only those methods used in the Presenter/Controller and ignore all of the other methods in the Form/View.

So, does this exist somehow already? If not, I request that it be added.
Thanks,
Pat