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Does exit I-40 386A (EB only) not count for this? It is, as of 2021, signed as Exit 386A/University Ave/Middlebrook Pike, but does not show the TN-169 designation on the gantry sign, so I could see a case for either way, given that TN-169 is concurrent with Middlebrook Pike for its entire length. This section of the article hasn't been updated since 2007 as far as I'm aware, so I'm not sure what that gantry sign said at that time, or if it even existed, for that matter. Ct200224 ( talk) 21:03, 24 July 2021 (UTC) reply