First ask, count the orders whose Status reads Approved. Reading the Status column, P1, P3, P4, and P6 are Approved, so the count is 4. Second ask, restrict to the orders that are not approved, then read the Expedited column for those rows only. The non-approved orders are the Pending and Rejected ones, P2, P5, and P7. Of those three, only P2 is flagged Yes for expedited shipping, so the count is 1. The two reads are independent, the first counts a subset of the Status column and the second counts expedited flags within the disjoint non-approved subset, so neither answer can be recovered from the other.
Distractor 1 (the value 3) is the count of approved orders that are also expedited, P1, P4, and P6, a solver who answers the first ask with approved-and-expedited rather than all approved lands here; for the second ask it is the count of all three non-approved rows, P2, P5, and P7, ignoring the expedited filter. Distractor 2 (the value 2) is the count of Pending orders, P2 and P7, a solver who treats only Pending as non-approved for the second ask and forgets to apply the expedited flag lands here. Distractor 3 (the value 5) arises for the first ask from counting approved orders, 4, and adding the single rejected order as if it too were released, and for the second ask from 4 expedited orders minus the lone approved non-expedited miscount. Distractor 4 (the value 6) arises for the first ask from counting every order that is not rejected, the 4 approved plus the 2 pending, treating not-rejected as approved.
The correct first ask is 4 and the correct second ask is 1, each unique in the pool.