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You can always add additional IPv6 CIDR blocks for up to total of 5 with /44 to /60 mask. Amazon provided default IPv6 is /56 which you are using in this scenario.
To associate IPv6 to your subnets there are three option you can use, you can associate an entire /56 block for 1 subnet or /60 block for 16 subnets or /64 block for 256 subnets.
Can you provide subnet masks that you are using for IPv6 CIDR in both of your subnets? Also, you can use https://www.cidr.eu/en/calculator or similar IPv6 subnet calculator for simplicity.
It sounds like you have one single /56 IPv6 CIDR block which is provided by Amazon by default. With this /56 block, you can create a subnet and associate an IPv6 CIDR block with the range of /60 or /64. To have more subnet associated with more IPv6 CIDR block, you need to add more IPv6 CIDR to the VPC. You can associate up to five IPv6 CIDR blocks from /44 to /60 in increments of /4. The quota is for the VPC is 5 but it's adjustable by requesting an increase.
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