I had to take my S22 Ultra to a T-Mobile shop and they told me tons of people with the S22 are having this problem. They couldn't fix it, said it is a bug in the software and had to replace my phone. My model is currently on back order, so I have to wait, luckily, I have insurance. Just to add a little sting to the problem they told me it will cost $5. I get it that it's only $5 but T-Mobile broke my phone and now wants to charge me $5 to fix their screw up. Gone 5 years paying $18/month for insurance and never used it; my phone has been paid off for over a year and they have the nerve to charge me more money.
These steps fixed the problem, but you will need to re-pair any Bluetooth devices after the reset (including all vehicles, headphones, etc.) and reconnect to any home or office Wi-Fi networks you need to use:
Settings --> General Management --> Reset(near bottom)--> Reset Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Settings
After the steps in bold above, restart the phone and reconnect to Wi-Fi networks and re-pair Bluetooth devices.
