My advise would be to start with the closest preset to what you need, and save it under a new name. Make any changes to things like interlacing and such, using one of the files as a test (you do NOT have to encode the whole thing to test changes!), and save the changes to your new preset.
The CLI command
--preset-import-gui will load the presets from the GUI, and
--preset <string> will select the preset named <string> for use. You should be able to select the audio/subtitle tracks as above, and let the preset handle all the other details.
From the CLI help information:
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-Z. --preset <string> Select preset by name (case-sensitive)
Enclose names containing spaces in double quotation
marks (e.g. "Preset Name")
-z, --preset-list List available presets
--preset-import-file <filespec>
Import presets from a json preset file.
'filespec' may be a list of files separated
by spaces, or it may use shell wildcards.
--preset-import-gui Import presets from GUI config preset file.