Typically, with regex, you can look for a set number of things in the following way:
\d{1,10}
In this case, it's looking for between 1 and 10 total digits.
You can also use a ^ to search for something at the beginning of a line, but it doesn't really make sense in your context look for "beginning-of-line then 0-9, beginning of line, then 0-9", etc. This is what your regex seems to be attempting to match and this is most likely the reason it doesn't produce anything.
Thus, your regex will probably need to look for something like this:
\d{9}[A-Za-z]
This means a string with 9 digits and a letter at the end (lowercase and uppercase depending on the implementation. In some cases you can do [A-z] while if you just wanted uppercase, you can do [A-Z]).