The string format displayed is likely stored as a 4/8-byte integer representing milliseconds.
Another common storage format is a float/double decimal representing seconds.
Days may be stored in the same variable or could be a separate 4-byte value on its own.
Some possible values for 1 day 7 hours 30 minutes:
Since you only have minutes, I would search for all values between the 1889 and 1891 minute marks.
Float or 4-Bytes between 1889 and 1891 minutes.
Float or 4-Bytes between 113340 and 113460 seconds.
4-Bytes between 113340000 and 113460000 milliseconds.
You may want to ignore the day value and only search for the 450 minutes shown in the time.
Float or 4-Bytes between 449 and 451 minutes.
Float or 4-Bytes between 26940 and 27060 seconds.
4-Bytes between 26940000 and 27060000 milliseconds.
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