No, not really. Not unless you go out of your way to use an obsolete or extremely low-end model.
They are the kind of problems that, if your teacher was anything like mine, were usually skipped in order to keep the slower students from bogging down the class as a whole. 0.996 (MiMo-V2.5) is substantially better than what the vast majority of humans would do.
If you limited the question to adding arbitrary pairs of numbers of reasonable size, I imagine quite a few models could get to 1.000.