What about a man who died, leaving behind two daughters, a granddaughter, a great-granddaughter, and a great-great-grandson?

The inheritance can be divided into twelve shares in the presence of two daughters, a son's daughter, a son's son's son, and a son's son's daughter. The two daughters receive two-thirds of it (eight shares, four for each). The son's son's son receives two shares, the son's daughter receives one share, and the son's son's daughter receives one share. It is worth noting that the son's son's son makes the son's daughter an 'asabah (agnatic heir) because, without him, she would have been excluded due to the two daughters exhausting the two-thirds.