Yes, various covers your issue.
When you're adding together the numbers the total is the row that they are in. Each type of income is its own row and the countries are the columns. Just add the rows.
The foreign source income is all that needs to be entered from the K-1. You don't need to enter the US source income.
The second K-1 only has box 2 filled in as a way to make the computer program process the different types of income correctly. This is not an IRS rule or anything. So the only number that needs to be put on that second K-1 is the number from box 2. It really is that simple.
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