Multichannel audio exporting problem

Hi all, I have a clients need me export my movie audio files as the following 8 channel which I don't know how to do it in premiere cc.
As I try to export it as wav file. in the Basic audio setting, there are only 3 option available : mono, stereo & 5.1
unlike other user in this forum , they have 4-10++ channel option available, is there anything missing in my premiere cc?
how do I export this audio? thanks
requirement:
SONY XDCAM HD422 1080i50
file Container : .mov File Wrapper
Audio Container
CH.1 & 2 :24-bit, stereo (LR), 48000khz (1st Lang)
CH.3 & 4 Dolby E Stream 5.1+2 (1st Lang)
CH.5 & 6 :24-bit, stereo (LR), 48000khz (2nd Lang)
CH.7 & 8 :Dolby E Stream 5.1+2 (2nd Lang)

Can I raise this subject again.
I have a video I want to output in Blu-Ray format. Steven's instructions say:
To export to a file format like H.264 for Blu-ray, you want to choose H.264 Blu-ray, use the preset for 1440X1080i 25 High Quality, and look at the Multipexer tab. There are multiple tabs, Filters, Video, Audio, Multiplexer and Others. On the Multipexer tab select Multiplxing - TS instead of None
I have followed these instructions and tried MPEG2 Blu-Ray and H.264 Blu-Ray.
Video is set to PAL 1440x1080, 25 fps Upper
Audio format is PCM (I can only choose PCM or Dolby Digital and I don't have a DD license)
Multiplexer setting - If set to None then I get two files
If I change the Multiplexer to TS, I get an error message when it starts to process the project "Audio Codec selected is not compatible with this multiplexing mode. Please change the selection"
I don't see what I can change the audio codec to as there is only a choice of two options and I can't select Dolby Digital.
Any suggestions?
Glenn

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