Place Value Blocks: Interpreting Base-10 Visual Number Representation

To solve this problem, we will determine the number represented by the graphic depiction:

• Firstly, observe the blocks in the SVG. The diagram likely breaks down into hundreds, tens, and ones. Let's count each type.
• There are 2 fully shaded blocks in the hundreds area, each representing $100$, contributing $200$.
• In the tens area, there are 3 fully shaded blocks, each representing $10$, contributing $30$.
• In the ones area, there seem to be 2 single shaded blocks representing one unit each, contributing $2$.

Combine the contributions to get the final number: $200 + 30 + 2 = 232$. This corresponds to the numerical representation using the grid structure given.

Therefore, the number represented by the figure is $232$.