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As far as I remember, UK visa forms allow you to put extra information on a separate piece of paper. So I would suggest doing that to explain the situation exactly. Hope this helps.. our visa policy is a bloody mess, good luck!
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In the situation you have described, there's a relevant decision from the Tribunal which was handed down in 2010. The Tribunal determined that non-disclosure was the same thing as lying. Part of the determination says...
βWhen a direct question is asked, and answered untruthfully, there is both a false representation and a non-disclosure; and it is not open to an Appellant who gives an untruthful answer to a direct question in an application form to say that the matter was not material.β
Source: Tribunal Kenya [2010] UKUT 165 (IAC)
We observe from Section 5.9 of the application that it is a direct question...
What that means is you should answer the questions on the form. If you think the ECO will get confused, you can add a clarifying explanation. If you don't answer the questions (or withhold information) and you get caught, then they can exercise Paragraph 320 to ban you.
Somewhat related (deception by silence at a UK port): Reapply for Visa or Take Chance at Border?