python course not solved

Question

In the python core course, the "17 Code Project - Simple Calculator" lesson, I couldn't solve it because when I got into the lesson the sample input was 2 and 8 and the sample output was 10 when I did the calculation print(2 + 8), The result was wrong, It said that the input was 6 and 3 and the output was 9, so when I calculated with print(6 + 8) it got 9 but it said it was wrong because it said that the test case 2 had 11 and 22 as the input and 33 as the output, but when I did both at the same time like this print(6 + 3)
print(11 + 22)
the result was wrong again because it said in "your output" the integers were like this 9
33
and both the test cases were wrong because it said in both cases that output should be 9 and 33 separately, I am very confused, thanks for reading.

Answer 1

Can you post the code you attempted and a descriprion of the problem

Answer 2

You should take the input from the user then turn it to integer not write it by your self
So the solution will be

x=int(input())
y=int(input())
print(x+y)

Answer 3

This question is VERY confusing. They're asking for 2 separate answers.
Answer 1 = 9
Answer 2 = 33

I used:
z = int(x) + int(y)
print(z)

However, it's only giving the 1st problem.

Please Help