Enter both your 1095-A's as you received them. You could combine them into one entry. Form 8962 for the PTC calculates based on your total income for the year, and since you were eligible for the subsidy for some months, has calculated that you need to pay back only a portion of what you received. You can review the calculations on Form 8962.
The IRS will not question your eligibility for an employer plan, that you didn't enroll in. Many people choose to enroll in a Marketplace plan, rather than an expensive, inferior employer plan they were offered. If your employer premiums are more than 10% of your income, you have the 'too expensive' option. An employer plan that covers a family, for example, is often much higher priced than a Marketplace plan for the same coverage.
There is no place to indicate this in your tax return, however.
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