So, as I said, you can mostly accomplish what you want (minus an actual object-group to reference in a single NAT statement).

You'll need to create multiple objects all pointed to the same host IP address, but named differently; this will allow you to map multiple ports to the same host without mapping ALL ports and protocols to said host (it will only map the specific ports/protocols).

So, please add:

object network Scomage-ESET-2222
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 2222 2222
!
object network Scomage-ESET-2223
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 2223 2223
!
object network Scomage-ESET-3128
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 3128 3128
!
object network Scomage-ESET-8443
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 8443 8443
!

So, as I said, you can mostly accomplish what you want (minus an actual object-group to reference in a single NAT statement).

You'll need to create multiple objects all pointed to the same host IP address, but named differently; this will allow you to map multiple ports to the same host without mapping ALL ports and protocols to said host (it will only map the specific ports/protocols).

So, you can add:

object network Scomage-ESET-2222
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 2222 2222
!
object network Scomage-ESET-2223
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 2223 2223
!
object network Scomage-ESET-3128
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 3128 3128
!
object network Scomage-ESET-8443
 host 10.10.100.11
 nat (inside,outside) static IP_147 service tcp 8443 8443
!