Type 11 icmp is a time exceeded packet.
So what this means is there is a packet arriving on the outside interface destined for 10.111.25.101 from 10.11.64.4. The most likely scenario is that these devices are attempting to communicate, but the routing is not present or is incorrect within the internal network. So the packet ended up at the firewall, and followed the default route out to the internet router. This then forwarded it back to the firewall, which again forwarded it back to the ASA - back and forth until the packet TTL reduced to zero. Then the icmp packet was emitted.
Note that this scenario is without any knowledge of your network, so you will need to adapt it for your network.
If you to a tracert from 10.11.64.4 to 10.111.25.101 you'll see the packet heading for the firewall and out the outside interface instead of to the 10.111.25.101 network.
