PL/SQL :: Automatic Rounding Off Number Datatype While Converted To VARCHAR2

I am facing issue related to Number data while it is being converted to Varchar2, it is automatically getting rounded off after 32 decimal place.My database version is "Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production".

1) create table test18 ( col1 varchar2(10), val Number);
create table succeeded.

2) insert into test18 values ('First', -347026.6408499652467480885711448714129679); -- After decimal 34 digits
1 rows inserted

insert into test18 values ('Second', -347026.64084996524674808857114487141296); -- After decimal 32 digits
1 rows inserted

3) select * from test18;

COL1 VAL
---------- ----------------------
First -347026.6408499652467480885711448714129679
Second -347026.64084996524674808857114487141296

4) As per the requirement, all the columns would need to be concatenated as a single string along with comma delimiter

select col1 || ',' || val as record_string
from test18;

RECORD_STRING
---------------------------------------------------
First,-347026.64084996524674808857114487141297
Second,-347026.64084996524674808857114487141296

"First" string got rounded off to 97 (last 2 digits) instead of 9679 but for "Second" record it holds the actual value.Only thing which I could figure out while the number is getting type casted to String, it is getting rounded off to 32 decimal place.throw off some light on it and provide the solution how the original record can be kept intact without rounding off.

Expected Output_
RECORD_STRING
---------------------------------------------------
First,-347026.6408499652467480885711448714129679
Second,-347026.64084996524674808857114487141296