Here are the links. It’s certainly easier to look at with formatting intact.
Brown https://www.brown.edu/admission/undergraduate/explore/admission-facts
Princeton https://admission.princeton.edu/applyingforadmission/admission-statistics
I don’t have any others handy, but I haven’t done close to an exhaustive search. I did try to look at data for Cornell recently and they do not make it easy. I gave up searching.
I would not conclude that a 33 is considered the same as a 35 just because they grouped those scores in the data they provided. My interpretation is that the admissions is dropping more smoothly, not that there is a big gap between the score categories. But those are my assumptions.
One of the statements you can find thousands of times over on this site is that old SAT of 2250 is an informal cutoff for top colleges and above 2250 top colleges don’t care about scores. I think that’s a pretty questionable assertion if you look at this data.