#ci questions

It's not up to you to determine which effect applies first unless your spell (e.g. Lightning Strike) is targeting yourself or a permanent you control.When multiple replacement effects want to modify the amount of damage dealt to something, the affected player or the controller of the affected object gets to choose the order in which those effects are applied. In the situation you describe, this means that your opponent will probably choose to have the Lightning Strike deal eight damage to them or their creature or planeswalker (double first then add two) rather than ten damage (add two then double).

No, this isn't possible, though it is possible to draw two cards with the Azamis.When Azami enters the battlefield and triggers Inalla, your opponent can respond to the trigger by tapping Azami to her own ability to draw a card. Once Inalla's trigger resolves and the token is created, state-based actions are checked and the legend rule is invoked, requiring your opponent to put one of his Azamis into the graveyard. If the original Azami is kept, then there's no benefit to creating the token at all here. If the token copy is kept, then it can be tapped to its own ability to draw another card. There's no way to keep the original Azami while drawing two cards, however.