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I'm a bit confused because this does seem to be the correct behavior.
CNAME does not resolve into any IP and the client DNS resolver will send another request which might lead to an A record.
In your case, you seem to suggest you are trying to resolve www.example.com, which is a CNAME of ww2.wix.net, which has a A record of 2.2.2.2.
That is the correct behavior. From R53 side it correctly returned a CNAME record (ww2.wix.net) for your inquery (www.example.com) and any DNS resolver you might be using will then send another inquery to the domain specified in the record (ww2.wix.net, which you seem to suggest is not on R53), which returned its A record of 2.2.2.2.
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