Create .inkshape Number Graphics

I need to add graphics to a legacy application that relies on proprietary .inkshape assets. The immediate task is a complete minimalist set of double-digit numbers, 1 through 20, each saved as its own .inkshape file and ready for the software to read without conversion.

Style & technical requirements
• Clean, sans-serif look—no gradients, shadows, or embellishments.
• Consistent size, stroke weight, baseline, and transparent background so the files match the existing single-digit set.
• File names must follow the current convention (n10.inkshape, n11.inkshape … n99.inkshape) and preserve the same internal metadata so the app recognises them automatically.

I will supply a sample .inkshape file and a screenshot of how the numbers appear in the UI so you can replicate the spacing and alignment exactly. You’re free to create the shapes directly in the native editor (Inkshape Designer 2.1) or export from Illustrator, Inkscape, or another vector tool—just make sure the final files open flawlessly in the legacy viewer.

If you actually read this description, please respond with "I like pizza" at the top of your response. This is how I will know that your response isn't AI generated.

If you have experience with obscure or proprietary formats and can turn this around quickly, let’s talk.