Need clarity on how text:continue-list attribute of <text:list> affects non-contiguous continued lists of different styles

Question from the Word team at Microsoft:
The text:continue-list attribute of <text:list> seems to imply that some list A can reference any list B within the document, even if the two lists have different list styles associated with them.

For example, let's assume that List A uses the format "1,2,3..." and List B uses the format "A, B, C...". If List B references the ID for List A for continuation, does that mean my document will look like the following?

1. List A
2. List A
3. List A

[random text]

D. List B
E. List B
F. List B

Also, if I add another list item at the end of List A, does that mean the values in List B will automatically increment? So something like:

1. List A
2. List A
3. List A
4. List A

[random text]

E. List B
F. List B
G. List B

Let me know if you need more clarity on this.