3-phase, 4-pole stator with 16 slots

I have a problem where I need to use one stator to create different types of electric motors (SynRM, PMSM) by changing rotors for each type of motor. Stator is originally part of an induction motor (7IDD3-15) manufactured by DKM. So, when I disassembled it, I counted that it has 16 slots, which is unusual for 4-pole motor and I think that some slots have two layers of winding, and some have one.

My two main questions are:

1. Can I use that type of stator to make SynRM because it's poles aren't even like on stator which has 12 or 24 slots?

2. Is it possible to generate that type of stator in Ansys RMxprt design by chosing in winding type option Editor and then manually fill it?

Here is as well how I thing stator is winded (+ is in, - is out direction of coil in slot):

Slot 1: A+, B+

Slot 2: B+, C+

Slot 3: C+

Slot 4: A-

Slot 5: A-, B-

Slot 6: B-, C-

Slot 7: C-

Slot 8: A+

Slot 9: A+, B+

Slot 10: B+, C+

Slot 11: C+

Slot 12: A-

Slot 13: A-, B-

Slot 14: B-, C-

Slot 15: C-

Slot 16: A+