I might be wrong but I don't think you can. The range operator - applies to ranges of characters (including numbers), not a range of numbers (unless the numbers are below 10). See perlre. 
use strict;
use warnings;

while (my $line = <DATA>) {
  my $match = 0;
  chomp $line;
  if ($line =~ m/^X\((\d+)\)Y\((\d+)\)$/) {
    $match = 1 if ( $1 >= 0
                    && $1 <= 35
                    && $2 >= 22
                    && $2 <= 50);
  }
  ($match) ? print $line . q{ match} : print $line . q{ miss};
}

__DATA__
X(0)Y(35)
X(21)Y(49)
X(55)Y(55)
X(-1)Y(33)

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$ perl -l 650946.pl
X(0)Y(35) match
X(21)Y(49) match
X(55)Y(55) miss
X(-1)Y(33) miss

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Andreas

In reply to Re: Match range of number by andreas1234567
in thread Match range of number by johntio

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