Speaking of reading links, I just got around to reading your link in your statement: That entirely remains to be seen. Actually the flyaway cost for the last buy of F-22s was about $140 million per plane.
Here's a quote from further down in that article:
"F-22s are costing these days a little over $200 million each. Period."
Which includes program dollars, as opposed to just the cost of the airplane itself - which is the apples-to-apples comparison with the F-35 numbers I provided.
Again, from the article:
In the "Joint Explanatory Statement" accompanying the bill, the House and Senate appropriators specified that $2.907 billion was to be appropriated for 20 F-22s in 2009. The math comes to just about what the Air Force said, $145 million per copy.