How to calculate hexadecimal hue values?

I have several source color values.

I am using a piece of software that allows me to add hexadecimal hue values ​​(for example, hue:0x00ff00 or hue:0x000100 ) to these values ​​to change their color.

EDIT: I cannot directly print the final color that I want. I can only control hue (hexadecimal value), saturation (value from -100 to 100), brightness (from -100 to 100) and gamma (value from 0.01 to 10.0).

How to calculate the hue value that I need for each source color to get the same final color after each conversion?

Thank!

Let me reformulate if it is unclear:

I have 4 colors to start with # FFA500 (orange), # 008000 (green), # 800080 (purple) and # FFC0CB (pink). How can I calculate which conversions they should make deepskyblue (# 00BFFF)?

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