Animenut1
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Simply put, "BtH" and "BtH LEAN" are two entirely different, unrelated stats. Adding or subtracting BtH will not affect BtH Lean in any way.
For your Osiris/Fenrir example, Fenrir is changing your BtH Lean, so anything that gives +BtH won't affect the damage bonus, it will just make the Berserk lean more accurate. In this example, your lean would remain at (85/70)x and simply be more accurate thanks to Osiris.
For your second example, because both items affect LEAN, they'd just cancel eachother out. It would be like getting inflicted with a -10 Blind and then using a +10 BtH buff. Damage and defense buffs tend to be multiplicative. Resistance buffs, BtH affects, BtH Leans, etc tend to be additive.
Ergo, add all BtH Leans together to decide your BASE damage/accuracy ratio. Then, add all BtH sources together and add that to your BASE accuracy (not lean) to figure out how accurate your attacks are. Finally, take the damage from your BtH Lean and multiply it by each damage multiplier.
So for your first example, it would be Damage = x(85/85-15), or x1.21, and Accuracy = (-15 BtH + 10 BtH), or -5.
And for your second example, it would be Damage = x(85/85-15+15), or x1, and Accuracy = (-15 BtH + 15 BtH), or +0
The x1.032 damage buff you mentioned would only come about via direct damage modifiers, like debuffing your damage by 10% and buffing your damage by 10% resulting in dealing 99% damage because damage multipliers stack multiplicatively, while most other stats are additive (within eachother).
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