I'll shoot a number, after Nintendo stops production of Switch models, the total sales will be around 159 millions units. I guess the Switch will keep selling in Europe and less developed countries due to amazing library of games and not much of a price increase in comparison to the US.

Oh yeah that "real looking thing". Besides that production isn't the same as shipped/sold,

I'll make sure to put a sticker on my Switch and make a picture around that time.

Depends, whas that a shot from them? Or at their own office? Do they have the same thing for their other systems? If yes then proof its fake.

 And your right there are still systems of the 2 being sold at stores so production doesnt mean sold(and yes even kiosk are "sold" 

These recent Japan numbers been looking rough for Switch 1 as of recent, and Japan was the most dominant region last year post-Switch 2 in terms of sales, so the fact that the Switch 1 in Japan is now selling so low will make it difficult to reach 160M, since NA & Europe already saw even bigger declines post Switch 2.

I think Switch 1 would need some sort of miracle to crawl to 160M at this point, like one last Switch model or price cut, or maybe somehow Tomadachi Life gives it a decent boost bigger than expected, but I doubt any of that will happen at this point. It seems like Nintendo is trying to force people into Switch 2 as much as possible and not really pushing or marketing the Switch 1 as an alternative as much as I expected.

And with inflation it seems like any price cuts are completely out of the question, especially since Nintendo probably would rather almost force people to get a Switch 2 which isnt much more expensive than Switch 1. I think a new model is out of the question too.

So I think Switch 1 will end at around 158 Million

Numbers will get better if Nintendo supplies more units to Japan.