Refer to the exhibit. A call from +1 613 555 1234 that is sent out through the Nice Gateways should result in a calling party of 001 613 555 1234 with the numbering type "international". Which configu

The pattern `\+.l` is used to match an E.164 number starting with a plus sign, such as +1 613 555 1234. The `pre-dot 00` instruction then prepends '00' to the matched number, resulting in 001 613 555 1234, while setting the numbering type to 'international' correctly identifies the final format for outbound gateways.

`pre-dot 0011` would incorrectly prepend '0011', resulting in '00111 613 555 1234' instead of the desired '001 613 555 1234'.

`pre-dot 001` would result in '0011 613 555 1234', which is not the desired output '001 613 555 1234', and the `!` also has specific pattern matching implications.

The pattern `613XXXXXXX` would not match the E.164 calling party number `+1 613 555 1234` which starts with a plus sign, and `+011` as a pre-dot would also produce an incorrect result.