Awk match last occurrence

You can use $NF with the command awk to get the last argument as follows:
awk -F 'delimiter' '{print $NF}'
And for getting penultimate or previous arguments type $(NF-n):
awk -F 'delimiter' '{print $(NF-1)}' #penultimate argument

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