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Twenty-two and five hundred and fifty thousands. That is, if you live - amongst others - in Britain or the USA where the point indicates that the figures behind it are a particle of one. Several countries use the point and the comma exactly the other way around in numbers, and then this number would mean twenty-two thousand, five hundred and fifty.
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