Exported Flash JPEG sequence out of sync in Premiere Pro

What I have:
CS6 version of Flash Pro and Premiere Pro.
Uncompressed audio in .wav format at 44100hz
What I am doing:
Importing the .wav file to stage in flash pro.
Creating animations based on the audio at 24fps
Exporting the animation as JPEG sequence.
Importing the JPEG sequence to Premiere Pro.
Importing the .wav file to library in Premiere Pro.
Exporting the the animation with audio as .mp4
Result:
Audio out of sync.
NOTE: This problem can also be seen when importing the JPEG sequence and audio in Premiere Pro.

Here's what I've discovered while working with JPEG sequences and audio files:
Since you are dealing with individual still frames within the JPEG sequence, it will always import at a full 30fps, rather than 29.97 or 23.976 (depending on the project). The audio file, most likely, will show up as either 29.97 or 23.976. Let's say, for this example, we are working in a 29.97 project. If you pair the JPEG sequence with your audio, you will have a .03 frame difference, per second (30fps vs. 29.97fps).
You will need to conform the JPEG sequence to match the frame rate of your audio. In After Effects, while the JPEG sequence is still in the Project Panel, right click and then select "Interpret Footage." Select "Main." In this dialog box, change the frame rate from 30 to 29.97 (or 23.976). Choose either Drop Frame or Non-Drop, depending on your project.
After clicking "OK," you can take that JPEG sequence and drop it into a composition with your audio. You should be good to go.

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