That (430.52) was where I got the 87a or so. I think that is wrong
Actually we should have been using 440.22 (usually you just use the nameplate)
440.22 Application and Selection.
(A) Rating or Setting for Individual Motor-Compressor. The motor-compressor branch-circuit short-circuit and ground-fault protective device shall be capable of carrying the starting current of the motor. A protective device having a rating or setting not exceeding 175 percent of the motor-compressor rated-load current or branch-circuit selection current, whichever is greater, shall be permitted, provided that, where the protection specified is not sufficient for the starting current of the motor, the rating or setting shall be permitted to be increased but shall not exceed 225 percent of the motor rated-load current or branch-circuit selection current, whichever is greater.
To apply it to a feeder you use 430.62
430.62 Rating or Setting — Motor Load.
(A) Specific Load. A feeder supplying a specific fixed motor load(s) and consisting of conductor sizes based on 430.24 shall be provided with a protective device having a rating or setting not greater than the largest rating or setting of the branch-circuit short-circuit and ground-fault protective device for any motor supplied by the feeder [based on the maximum permitted value for the specific type of a protective device in accordance with 430.52, or 440.22(A) for hermetic refrigerant motor-compressors], plus the sum of the full-load currents of the other motors of the group.
Where the same rating or setting of the branch-circuit short-circuit and ground-fault protective device is used on two or more of the branch circuits supplied by the feeder, one of the protective devices shall be considered the largest for the above calculations.
That really still will not give us the relief you want for starting both at once since you only get a max of 225% of the largest one. (rounded up to the next breaker)
Since you are using #6 THHN/THWN you can still go with a 70a just by rounding up the 65a in 310.16 75c column so this may have all just been an exercise in code page flipping.

BTW don't forget to upsize the EGC when you upsize the feeder for the voltage drop.