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Most of us are busy with our own projects, so we're not likely to actually write scripts for you, but if you have a specific question about the behavior of a script you've already written, here's the place to ask it!
In the meantime, these aren't exactly scripts, but for a start, go here.
Those numbers add up to 99.9%. You can pretty well predict that the "one value" will always be very, very close to 100.0%. That makes your initial problem very, very simple, if I understand it correctly.
But if you want the sum of only some of those, use sed to isolate the numbers you want.
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