The Bose QuietComfort 35 II (Model Number: 789564-0020) are Bluetooth, noise cancelling headphones designed by Bose. The device comes with a USB charger and a Headphone jack cord, and is compatible with IOS and Android Bluetooth Devices.
I have it for some years and the battery's duration is reducing as it's expected from rechargeable batteries. It's not lasting enough hours to use it for work. I have several online meetings so I need to replace the internal battery to make it last at least 8h of continuous use.
After poking around the dark corners of the internet, I think I have enough information for you to accomplish your battery replacement. The first place I'd start with is the iFixit guide for the QC 35; after close examination it appears the process is identical for your QC 35 II, so this guide will get you there.
Just to be safe, you can check out the QC 35 II audio jack replacement guide that'll show you exactly how to get the earpiece open; I didn't see any differences, but I mention this just to cover all the bases.
One guy on Reddit also had suggestions on how to do that same replacement on your headphones, so it might be worth your time to take a look at what he had to say about it, and he added pictures as well.
As far as parts go, the 35, 35 II and 45 all take the same battery, so you won't have any trouble getting a replacement; in fact, you can even buy one right here on iFixit if you want to support their repair efforts.
Of course, for the cost conscious there are several alternatives as well; I found sources on Amazon, AliExpress and eBay that would all work.
As you work, take lots of pictures and once you're done you can use them to create your own iFixit guide to your battery replacement. It's easy, fun and will earn you the respect of the repair community.