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I just set up your scenario on my dev Jenkins - added a view with a job named "Branch 8.2.2" and then set up a regex category with your same regex. It worked fine.
Somehow it didn't register the first time I looked at this... As shown in your after-creating-view.PNG, do you actually have no jobs in My View? If so, then that's your problem. You can't have a job group categorization for a view that contains no jobs, or a categorization for jobs the view doesn't contain. Under "Job Filters" in the view configuration, you'll need to either select individual jobs using check boxes or "Use a regular _expression_ to include jobs into the view". Once "Branch 8.2.2" actually is included in your view, your category regex will work. I'll try to attach a pic.