The oil light is supposed to come on when the pressure fall below 7-5 lbs. But, thats' when new and know functioning properly. Oil pressure can go lower from oil pump wear, a clogged oil filter, as well as crank and rod journal wear. But, nothing is of concern until you KNOW that the pressure is actually going to low and that that you don't simply have a a failed sensor.
Lastly the choice of oil, oil additive package, and grade can matter, as well as oil that is damaged by excessive heat and thrashing by trans gears and mechanical cutting of the long fibers that make the oil behave as a higher viscosity oil and resist running out of fiction surfaces.
Oil lights coming on bother me. So I generally make sure it is telling the truth before a big panic. Especially if the motor is not leaving a blue cloud behind it. OR oiling the inside of the exhaust. If the motor has been treated with proper oil changes in its service life, 22K miles is nothing to be concerned about. But, if it's had 2 oil changes or less since new...not good.
Cheers,