Adding milliseconds to long date format (tzntstmpl)

I have a date field called START_DATE defined as type TZNTSTMPL (long date/time format - YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.mmmuuun) and another field call MILLISECONDS also defined as type TZNTSTMPL.
I want to subtract 625 milliseconds from START_DATE, so I put .625 in the MILLISECONDS field and subtract MILLISECONDS from START_DATE.
The starting value in START_DATE is "20090701095000.5410000". After I subtract MILLISECONDS from START_DATE the result is "20090701094999.9160000".
The result should have been "20090701094959.9160000. The problem is with SS (Seconds) 99 is invalid.
How can I get it to subtract correctly?
Are there any ADD or SUBTRACT functions that work with the long date/time format?
Regards,
Mike...

Vindo,
Thanks that is exactly what I was looking for. It handled the adding and subtract from the long date format correctly.
Regards,
Mike...

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