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That is not the correct way to do it.
When you execute
printf "%s\n" "${BEGIN_FROM}" "${LAST_TO}" "${OUT_FILE}" "${SRC_FILE_PTH}"
sed -n "${BEGIN_FROM},${LAST_TO} w ${OUT_FILE}" "${SRC_FILE_PTH}"...

I just tried it on AIX 7, the prompt indeed says:
+ sed -n 10,14 w /opt/pcenter/sit2/rebates/TgtFiles/test.txt_split4 /opt/pcenter/sit2/rebates/TgtFiles/test.txt
So the quoting information is not...

I cannot reproduce this..

That should be something like:
==> sed -n "${BEGIN_FROM},${LAST_TO} w ${OUT_FILE}" "${SRC_FILE_PTH}"
+ sed -n '10,14 w...

sed -n "${BEGIN_FROM},${LAST_TO} w ${OUT_FILE}" "${SRC_FILE_PTH}"
is not the same as and does not translate into:

sed -n 1,3 w /opt/TgtFiles/test.txt_split1 /opt/TgtFiles/test.txt
The latter is...

Try leaving out the occurrences of \'