Not familiar with your language, but if that is as SUMIF as your title says, you are only allowed 3 arguments...
=SUMIF(criteria-range, criteria, sum range)
If you are using sumifS(), then you cannot use a wildcard like that for numbers, try SUMPRODUCT instead (or use a helper to pull out those 3 numbers). Below is a simplified version of what I mean...
K1=SUMPRODUCT(--(LEFT($H$1:$H$8,2)="22"),(I1:I8)) [Table="width:, class:grid"][tr][td] [/td][td]
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