Interesting comparison. Does seem to make the case that 2022 was an improvement from 2020 for Republicans, even as they fell well short of expectations. I'd note that 2/2 Trump CD Dems were incumbents, but just 1/8 Biden CD Republicans.
Republicans are on track to win the House popular vote. Somehow, it didn't translate to the results in the swing districts very well. I did hear something a while back about Democratic gerrymandering focusing on trying to get to 218 (while being vulnerable to a landslide), while Republican gerrymandering focused on maximizing safe seats and playing defense against a wave. While they probably won't get to 218, it seems like the Democrats' strategy was successful this year.
Only really in Texas and GA, since Republicans were aggressive in Florida and Tennessee.
