Exchange 2010 embedded images in email problem

We have Exchange 2010 and the limit on our global settings and various send/receive connectors is 30720 KB everywhere for Max receive size & max send size. Currently, even if the message size is well below the KB limit, if there are enough images
embedded in the message the email is not delivered successfully.
For example, if there are 222 small attachments embedded in an email with the email message TotalBytes = 657358 (~658 KB), the email does not deliver and this is the error that is logged in Exchange:
554-5.3.4 Content conversion limit(s) exceeded 554 5.3.4 STOREDRV.Deliver.Exception:ConversionFailedException; Failed to process message due to a permanent exception with message The content conversion limit has been exceeded. ConversionFailedException: The
content conversion limit has been exceeded. [Stage: CreateReplay]
This appears to be a bug with the number of images and the fact that they are embedded into the message. Is there a fix for this issue? Or is there a setting in Exchange I can adjust to allow these messages to be delivered successfully?
Thanks,
Elizabeth

Hi Rich,
I configured tracing as suggested, and this is what I got:
This message was not processed because it contains a large number of MIME bodies.
Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ConversionFailedException: The content conversion limit has been exceeded.
   at Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.InboundMimeConverter.ConvertToItem(MimePromotionFlags promotionFlags)
   at Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemConversion.ConvertAnyMimeToItem(Item itemOut, EmailMessage messageIn, InboundConversionOptions options)
InboundConversionOptions:
- defaultCharset: Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Globalization.Charset
- trustAsciiCharsets: True
- isSenderTrusted: True
- imceaResolveableDomain: <DOMAIN REDACTED>
- preserveReportBody: False
- clearCategories: True
- userADSession: Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.Recipient.ADRecipientSession
- recipientCache: Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Directory.Recipient.ADRecipientCache
- clientSubmittedSecurely: False
- serverSubmittedSecurely: True
- charsetDetectionOptions: CharsetDetectionOptions:
- preferredInternetCodePageForShiftJis: 50222
- requiredCoverage: 100
- preferredCharset: null
- convertReportToMessage: False
- headerPromotionMode: NoCreate
- treatInlineDispositionAsAttachment: False
- applyTrustToAttachedMessages: True
- resolveRecipientsInAttachedMessages: True
- applyHeaderFirewall: False
- ignoreImceaDomain: False
- combineMixedContentBodies: True
ConversionLimits:
- maxMimeTextHeaderLength: 2000
- maxMimeSubjectLength: 255
- maxSize: 2147483647
- maxMimeRecipients: 12288
- maxBodyPartsTotal: 250
- maxEmbeddedMessageDepth: 30
- exemptPFReplicationMessages: True
Thanks to all!  As previously mentioned, the ConversionLimits cannot be adjusted, so a work-around will be necessary for our scenario.

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