Computer Science Homework Help

I have this question as homework and I can’t seem to figure it out. Hope someone can help me out.

The next 20 bytes represent the content of the bytes of a binary file
written by a 32-bits big-endian computer (the left colums represents the
byte-indices, the other columns represent the content of the bytes;
letters are ascii-characters, numbers are numerical byte-values). The
bytes at addresses 16-19 should by interpreted as a 32-bits value.

0000     h e l l o 32 w o

0008     r l d 0 0 0  0 0

0016     0 0 4 3

(The 32 at address 5 is one value).

Someone writes a program that reads the text stored in the first 16 bytes and the binary value stored in the next 4 bytes.

Questions:
-What’s the numerical value (decimal or hexadecimal value is OK) stored
in the bytes on addresses 16-19 (so 1 numerical value, not 4 values)

-Edit the file so that a 64-bits little endian computer will read the
same text and the same value. Because the little endian computer has a
64-bits architecture, the value should not only be converted to a
little-endian architecture, but also to a 64-bits architecture.

Hope someone can help me out! Thanks very much in advance!