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What about something like:
C++
struct writeRegTaskData_s {
    writeBufferLocationOption_e writeBufferLocationOption;
    uint16_t numRegsToWrite;
    uint8_t  dataToWrite[1]; // start of actual data
}

You can then create your fixed buffer with the above structure, followed immediately by the data space. For the dynamic buffers you just need to calculate the total space required (struct plus data), allocate it and fill in the struct values, and copy the data. You then just have a single pointer to pass to your data maniulation routines.
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