Nobody can give you a definitive answer, the answer will depend on position, weather, temperature, shot height, time of day, specific ammo, distance, etc etc etc, and change virtually daily.
Don't forget, your best way of avoiding ricochets or collateral damage is to actually hit what you are aiming at, so spend time getting used to the gun/ammo and check zero.
Many have suggested not taking the shot unless YOU are confident, and that is about the size of it.
As for .22LR being likely to ricochet, anything can/does/will given the right/wrong circumstances. .22LR is the most