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In every other case where two different pronouns are combined, the subject form is used for both pronouns (e.g. he/it, it/she, she/they, etc.), but then there's "it/him", which should actually be "it/he" following the same convention.
In every other case where two different pronouns are combined, the subject form is used for both pronouns (e.g. he/it, it/she, she/they, etc.), but then there's "it/him", which should actually be "it/he" following the same convention.