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If I understand the question right, for that high a % sequence identity one of the sequences needs to be actually identical at that level.
This question doesn't completely make sense, you need to think this through before coding. Because those sequences are also 1/9 identical if you compare them the other way around. Perhaps you want to look at things like the levenshtein distance (for which easy python implementations exist, even a package. If you decide to use that you don't have to code a lot, but you need to make sure you understand what's going on.)