Telling VBA to look at 64-bit registry view

Question

I want to assign an ArrayList to a variable.

Sub Create_ArrayList()
    Dim arrL As Object

    'Creating an ArrayList, option 1 - fails
    Set arrL = CreateObject("System.Collections.ArrayList")

    'Creating an ArrayList, option 2 - fails
    Set arrL = GetObject("New:{6896B49D-7AFB-34DC-934E-5ADD38EEEE39}")
End Sub

Both options fail :

Run-time error '-2146232576 (80131700)':
Automation error

I found that the CLSID exists in the registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CLSID

The Office is 32-bit and Windows is 64-bit. I am not familiar with the registry, but it seems from what I have read, that 32-bit Office is trying to find ArrayList in some 32-bit Windows location (view), while it actually is in 64-bit location. Can it be the case? How to make the application get ArrayList from the correct location?

It seems, to access an alternative registry view, I should somehow use the flag KEY_WOW64_64KEY (value 0x0100), but the examples that I found are too big to comprehend (eg1, eg2). I don't want to edit registry data, I only want to tell VBA that I am using 64-bit Windows, so the object that I need is to be found somewhere else than it expects.