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Food for thought:
There is a LSP routine by Dave Jones that should be able to delete and import page setups to individual files.
Here's the link: https://www.cadtutor.net/forum/topic/61202-problem-with-autocad-2013-page-setup/
What I did was create a Macro button on a tool palette that would run the LSP that removes all the Page Setups from the file I have open, and then run the LSP that would import Page Setups from a file that I specified in the Macro.
So once click deleted every Page Setup and then imported all new Page Setups. This way, I knew everything in the file was good and up-to-date.
From there, you can run Plot or Publish to print and specify the appropriate Page Setup... Or you could write a few Macros that would plot a specific page setup and put the button(s) on a tool palette.
The macro stuff requires some trial and error testing, but as long as you know the page setup names (and they're good!), it shouldn't be too difficult.