Is it right that the Bomba can halt, but give you a different settings other than the one Germans really used for encryption using an Enigma?
Not sure I follow your question and example.
For a start, the Bombe did not look for the correct key settings, it excluded impossible/wrong key settings. Since it exclude wrong setting then when it stops it might be a good stop or a false stop. They did calculate the number of stops they expected in a complete run (don't remember exact but &lt;10) and later that calculation prove to be correct.

The groundsettings you show seems to be related to the repeated key that was used in the beginning. For that they used Zygalski/Jeffrey sheets to find wheels and key settings, that has nothing to do with the Bombe.