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It comes from the full sentence

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The portion before the comma I translated as "I noticed that/a guy", as the
character just woke up in a dark room and is hearing voices around him in the
dim light. The portion after the comma I am confused about. Does it mean
anything literally? I think it's basically a string of particles with a
"questioning" {{JP:ねえ}}, an "inquisitive/forceful" {{JP:のか}}, and a determined
{{JP:よ}}. With that I guess that it gives the reader the feeling that the
character is uncertain whether to be happy or afraid that he/she has noticed
this other person.
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What does 「いねえのかよ」mean?
～かよ tends to be a rough way of expressing surprise, like when you look at your
watch and see it's already 11:30 PM. もうこんな時間かよ？！

Additionally, わかるやつ here does not - and cannot - mean 'I noticed that guy'.
The word わかる here is an entire relative clause modifying やつ, so わかるやつ is 'a
person/people who understand(s)/know(s)'.

Your understanding of ～ねえ here is wrong as well. It's not an elongated ね;
rather it's a slangy pronunciation of ～ない. いねえ is a rough, slangy いない.

Accordingly the sentence わかるやつ、いねえのかよ means something like 'Come on, ain't
there anybody who understands/knows?!'

By the way, it's a much better idea to show us the surrounding sentences
rather than simply explaining the context yourself.

PS: Now that I know what you were reading and have been able to look up the
context myself, it looks like the meaning was 'Ain't there anybody who knows
where we are?!'
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