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You can't stack +4 cards, that's not how it works
Welcome to Uno where the rules are made up and the points don't count!
We used to play with the house rule that draws stack and transfer until the player is unable to play some kind of deflection. Nothing like sending grandma packing with a Draw 16 stack! (Who am I kidding, granny was the one always whipping our asses at cards! 😭)
He's not stacking them, he played one, it skipped the other person's turn, and he played another.
But between two plus 4 must be at least on different card.
Why? They're wild cards
... BITCHES
It's not a stack. Two players are playing, the +4 also skips the turn of the player it affects. The person who played the +4 is then allowed to play any valid card such as a +4 wild.
Uno comes with multiple rule sets (or did last I acquired one). At least one of them allows stacking and deflection of draw cards.