Table:
selected characteristics
total custody
total community supervision
total correctional services

number
percent of total
number
percent of total
number
percent of total

age

12 years
69
1
87
1
156
1

13 years
293
4
393
4
686
4

14 years
723
10
794
9
1,517
9

15 years
1,309
18
1,466
16
2,775
17

16 years
2,020
27
2,066
22
4,086
25

17 years
2,397
33
2,480
27
4,877
29

18 years and older
549
7
2,014
22
2,563
15

unknown age
1
0
3
0
4
0

sex

male
5,625
76
7,113
76
12,738
76

female
1,732
24
2,169
23
3,901
23

unknown sex
4
0
21
0
25
0

aboriginal identity

aboriginal
3,541
48
3,653
39
7,194
43

non-aboriginal
3,621
49
5,009
54
8,630
52

unknown
199
3
641
7
840
5

total-all jurisdictions
7,361
100
9,303
100
16,664
100

A table may have multiple cells. We can utilize the json format {'value': '<cell value>', 'location': (row_id, column_id)} to store a cell's positions in a table, where both row and column id start from 1. I am providing you a table image. Please tell me the positions of the cells mentioned below using the above format. If a cell does not exist in the table, denote its location as 'DOES NOT EXIST'.
Values to locate:
1. '39';
2. 'Greivis Vasquez';
3. '199';
4. '2,775';
5. 'male';
6. '2,169';

The coordinates of target cells are listed below.
1. {'value': '39', 'location': (17, 5)}
2. {'value': 'Greivis Vasquez', 'location': 'DOES NOT EXIST'}
3. {'value': '199', 'location': (19, 2)}
4. {'value': '2,775', 'location': (7, 6)}
5. {'value': 'male', 'location': (13, 1)}
6. {'value': '2,169', 'location': (14, 4)}