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Exactly... But as I wrote it might be possible with some nginx multiplexing hack.
I'm not sure I understand why hacks are needed. In order to run two AP services you either need two different [sub]domains, or two different URLs on the same domain. In both cases the webfinger URL will be specific to the AP [sub]domain or URL. So the problem is already solved.
How would this "multiplexed" webfinger URL even look?
The webfinger would be the same, but once the server gets contacted it would need to multiplex requests on some sort of identifier.