How to pull files committed in a separate commit?

Question

linux

There is a folder structure.
In one of the commits I change something.
Next, I want to unload only the changed-added files of this commit, while retaining the parent folders.
It is necessary to transfer the changes to a third party.
Project example:
classes
- general
- - class1.php
- - class2.php
- helpers
- - helper1.php
- - helper2.php
lib
- pdf
- - folder1
- - - file.php
- - - file2.php
- - folder2
- - - script1.php
- - - script2.php
- - file.txt
- - file.php
- xls
Changed files
classes/helpers/helper1.php in separate commit
lib/pdf/folder1/file.php
lib/xls/addedfile.php
The output should be an empty folder structure with modified and added files.
targetfolder
- classes
- - helpers
- - - helper1.php
- lib
- - pdf
- - - folder1
- - - - file.php
- - xls
- - - addedfile.php
Are there solutions out of the box, by git commands.
Or, you did it using the command line.
It's not a problem to grep file paths.
But for implementation, an additional script is needed that will parse the paths, recreate the structure, and copy the files to the appropriate folders.

Answer 1

Once upon a time I saved, but did not check:
git diff-tree -r --no-commit-id --name-only --diff-filter=ACMRT commit_hash | xargs tar -rf mytarfile.tar

Answer 2

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-cherry-pick