Yeah, it was an attempt at humor.  Sorry if it detracted from solving the problem.
 
I can't tell from your response above if you have it sorted out or not.  I am also baffled by the complexity of your setup.

Scope is hardware/software.  The hardware is based upon early Shark cards (like what UAD uses).  I don't think they are still selling new systems but a lot of people still have them and there is new software in Europe, I think.
 
I have no idea why the Scope ASIO wouldn't find all the ins/outs.  Of course, I don't think I could find 224 ins/outs. ;-)

@dwardzala, no worries! I did get it figured out. It was such a simple fix, something I forgot (a fairly obvious setting in a dialog box!) as I just got back into SCOPE again, resurrecting and updating that system with a major overhaul. Each system has it's strengths and weaknesses so both gives the best of both worlds. I admit it is not your straightforward solution but it is something that is done by guys like me who are addicted to SONAR and SCOPE.  Simplistically speaking it's like having a separate ADAT recorder that can communicate two ways with finely configurable devices that don't require any CPU use.  For the SCOPE un-itiated (and diehards) you can find out a lot of detail about SCOPE (Sonic-Core) products and implementations over at the www.planetz.com forum.  SCOPE and SONAR have been my rock-steady and noiseless setup since 2003.  This is the first time I'm going with a dual setup which has been used by other SCOPE/SONAR users with great success.

Well it's certainly something I never heard of and I read just about every dang music related magazine and such since the beginning of time. So thanks for something new to ponder. 
Glad you got it going that's the main thing. 

Glad its working and thank you for the brief overview.