Doesn't this contradict that you can only have one or the other?

"Multiple items on a page

Multiple items on a page means that there is more than one kind of thing on a page. For example, a page could contain a recipe, a video that shows how to make that recipe, and breadcrumb information for how people can discover that recipe. All of this user-visible information can also be marked up with structured data, which makes it easier for search engines like Google Search to understand the information on a page. When you add more items that apply to a page, Google Search has a fuller picture of what the page is about and can display that page in different search features.

Google Search understands multiple items on a page, whether you nest the items or specify each item individually:

• Nesting: When there is one main item, and additional items are grouped under the main item. This is particularly helpful when grouping related items (for example, a recipe with a video and reviews).
• Individual items: When each item is a separate block on the same page."

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/sd-policies#multiple-items

Ah okay, so this article for example can only have Article schema? Or would it be smart to mark it as an FAQ schema since it answers a lot of questions and we can only use one or the other?

But I haven't added any markups yet, I'm in research phase!

Hi there! I have a website that is build in react javascript, and I'm trying to use markup on my pages. They are mostly articles about general topics with common questions (about the topic), and for most articles I would like to use two markups:

1. article markup + FAQ Markup ( for the questions in the article)

2. article markup + how-to markup

Can I do this or will Google get confused? Since I have two @type at the same time, for example @type": "FAQPage" and "@type": "Article".

How should I think? I'm using https://schema.dev/  right now.

Thanks!