Ruling on combining multiple expiations for oaths and how to pay them?

Question:
A man has a group of expiations for oaths owed by him and his wife. Does he combine them and pay them out together as a group?

Answer:
It is obligatory for him, if it is one oath, to give ten. Even if there are multiple oaths, he gives ten for each, even if there are ten expiations.
Q: Does he give one or ten?
The Shaykh: Ten. He must give ten, distributing them, even if they are in the west of the world or the east of it.
Q: Does he combine them?
The Shaykh: He does not combine them. He gives to this one and gives to that one. Even if this one is today, that one is tomorrow, and that one is the day after, and this one is in Riyadh, and that one is in al-Kharj, and that one is in al-Hawtah?
Q: Does one expiation suffice for two or three oaths, for example?
The Shaykh: If it is for one oath, if it is for one matter, even if it is multiplied.