There's a problem with trying to ID the mass packaged daffodils. They are probably older varieties that multiply quickly and are not being sold anymore under their names.

The depth of the cup measurement would be needed, height, and distance from outer petal edge to opposite outer petal edge. If they change color, accurate photographs at each stage. How long a bloom lasts during day temperatures and night temps. For instance, the top solid yellow could be 'King Alfred'. He does not last well in our climate at it's usually high 70's during the day and mid 50's at night during bloom time.

They look wonderful. Enjoy.

I'm no help but just wanted to say how cheerful! I think I planted the same mixed bags last year; these look just like mine. I got mine on super clearance at a big box store. The all yellow ones came up first for me.

There are no true King Alfred (unless you buy them from Old House Gardens) so that daffodil is probably related to Carlton.