Writing to 64bit memory addresses?

[HexMurder]

I have previously written a very nooby console trainer in C++ for cod4. I had no troubles when making it. I wanted to make something for myself for black ops 3 zombies and i found something very odd. The addresses are 9 characters long. not the usual 8. From my past experience in making trainers all the memory addresses have had 8 characters (I.E 0xDEADBEEF) But in black ops 3 they have 9. ???. For example the address i was going to change was the points value located at 0x1476D346C.

32 bit addresses only go up to FFFFFFFF (also 8 characters) from what i understood. So i'm assuming that these are 64bit addresses. (sorry if i have nooo idea what i'm talking about) How would it be possible to write to this address? the current code i'm using is as follows:

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int points= 50000;
WriteProcessMemory(phandle, (LPVOID)0x1476D346C, &points, sizeof(points), 0);

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I tested this code on cod4 and plants vs zombies and it works great. BUT when i try and do it on BO3 it isn't writing correctly and i believe it's because the address is 9 characters long. I have access rights and permission to open the process. Any answers would be appreciated.

Once again sorry i'm such a noob.

[HexMurder]

someone can close i solved the issue.