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You acutally should be able to do a Destination NAT with subnets but the Original Packet Destination Subnet would need to be the exact same subnet in the Destination Translated Packet Subnet. So for example if you have the Original Packet Destination Address subnet as a /24, the translated packet Destination address would need to be a /24. This would make each address have a one to one, which is required for the Destination NAT translation.
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