LUI will left shift 16 bits and thus will hold higer bytes and ADDI will the remaining 16 bits to the register.
a.
lui x6, 0x0000 # 8000 = 0x00001F40
addi x6, x6, 0x1F40 # loading 8000 in x6
addi x5, x6, 0xFFFFFFF6 # -10 = 0xFFFFFFF6, x5 stores addition of 8000 and -10
b.
lui x6, 0x0000 # 23456 = 0x00005BA0
addi x6, x6, 0x5BA0 # loading 23456 in x6
lui x7, 0x0000 # 12345 = 0x00003039
addi x7, x7, 0x3039 # loading 12345in x6
sub x5, x6, x7 # x5 stores addition of 23456 - 12345
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