If we put any credit in @BabaCugs, then 221=22/1. Which would match his other tweet on a 1 year delta. ImageImage
*this is just speculation, of course
Here's another piece of the puzzle, which seems to confirm this theory.

16, 21, 30

As per @looP_rM311_7211 's drop

So seems @BabaCugs does not agree these are dates... even though everything seems to match so well...

Bummer.

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