In this case, I would like to back up a bit and start over- partly due to Artyom Zorins post here:
I think opening Software & Updates app and removing any WineHQ repositories first... Then removing ~/.wine directory manually...
Then run
sudo apt remove --purge wine*
Get rid of anything that may be bungling up the pipes.
Then test if the package zorin-windows-app-support will now get you sorted out. This is not a pedestal action; I have learned in my time using Zorin OS that if an existing method or app exists, often ZorinGroup finds a way to do it thoroughly and better. So, fingers crossed...:
sudo apt install -y zorin-windows-app-support