How to send PULSE_WIDTH IR data?

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I think I'm getting somewhere, but for some reason the data that I send is off a little bit.

Here is what I receive when I send it form one Arduino to the other Arduino:

Protocol=PULSE_WIDTH Address=0x0 Command=0x0 Raw-Data=0x1F0 9 bits LSB first

Raw result in internal ticks (50 us) - with leading gap
rawData[22]: 
     -65535
     + 117,-  80     +  19,-  21     +  19,-  21     +  19,-  21
     +  19,-  22     +  37,-  22     +  39,-  21     +  39,-  21
     +  38,-  23     +  37,-  23     +  18
Raw result in microseconds - with leading gap
rawData[22]: 
     -3276750
     +5850,-4000     + 950,-1050     + 950,-1050     + 950,-1050
     + 950,-1100     +1850,-1100     +1950,-1050     +1950,-1050
     +1900,-1150     +1850,-1150     + 900

Result as internal ticks (50 us) array - compensated with MARK_EXCESS_MICROS=20
uint8_t rawTicks[21] = {117,80, 19,21, 19,21, 19,21, 19,22, 37,22, 39,21, 39,21, 38,23, 37,23, 18};  // Protocol=PULSE_WIDTH Address=0x0 Command=0x0 Raw-Data=0x1F0 9 bits LSB first

Result as microseconds array - compensated with MARK_EXCESS_MICROS=20
uint16_t rawData[21] = {5830,4020, 930,1070, 930,1070, 930,1070, 930,1120, 1830,1120, 1930,1070, 1930,1070, 1880,1170, 1830,1170, 880};  // Protocol=PULSE_WIDTH Address=0x0 Command=0x0 Raw-Data=0x1F0 9 bits LSB first

uint16_t address = 0x0;
uint16_t command = 0x0;
uint32_t data = 0x1F0;

Pronto Hex as string
char ProntoData[] = "0000 006D 000B 0000 00E2 0099 0025 0028 0025 0028 0025 0028 0025 002A 0048 002A 004C 0028 004C 0028 004A 002B 0048 002B 0023 06C3 "

Using that code:

#include <Arduino.h>
#include "PinDefinitionsAndMore.h"
#include <IRremote.h>

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/////////////////////////Captured IR data (from the original remote)////////////////////
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Result as internal ticks (50 us) array - compensated with MARK_EXCESS_MICROS=20
uint8_t rawTicks[21] = {119,79, 20,20, 20,20, 20,20, 19,21, 40,20, 40,21, 39,20, 39,21, 39,21, 19};  // Protocol=PULSE_WIDTH Address=0x0 Command=0x0 Raw-Data=0x1F0 9 bits LSB first

// Result as microseconds array - compensated with MARK_EXCESS_MICROS=20
uint16_t rawData[21] = {5930,3970, 980,1020, 980,1020, 980,1020, 930,1070, 1980,1020, 1980,1070, 1930,1020, 1930,1070, 1930,1070, 930};  // Protocol=PULSE_WIDTH Address=0x0 Command=0x0 Raw-Data=0x1F0 9 bits LSB first

uint16_t address = 0x0;
uint16_t command = 0x0;
uint32_t data = 0x1F0;

// Pronto Hex as string
char ProntoData[] = "0000 006D 000B 0000 00E6 0097 0027 0026 0027 0026 0027 0026 0025 0028 004E 0026 004E 0028 004C 0026 004C 0028 004C 0028 0025 06C3 ";
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#define IR_SEND_PIN 13

void setup() {
    pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT);
    Serial.begin(115200);
    IrSender.begin(IR_SEND_PIN, ENABLE_LED_FEEDBACK); // Specify send pin and enable feedback LED at default feedback LED pin
}

void loop() {
    const uint8_t NEC_KHZ = 38; // 38kHz carrier frequency for the NEC protocol
    uint16_t irSignal[] = {5930,3970, 980,1020, 980,1020, 980,1020, 930,1070, 1980,1020, 1980,1070, 1930,1020, 1930,1070, 1930,1070, 930};
    Serial.println("SEND IR CODE");
    IrSender.sendRaw(irSignal, sizeof(irSignal) / sizeof(irSignal[0]), NEC_KHZ);
    delay(5000);
}

As you can see the first byte of the rawTicks array is 119 when I send it, but when i receive it I get 117.