Simulation show the Swedish Gripen E fighter shooting down the best Russian Su-35 fighter at almost the same rate that the F-22 does. The Gripen E is estimated to be able to shoot down 1.6 Su-35s for every Gripen E lost, the F-22 is slightly better at 2.0 Su-35s shot down per F-22 lost. In turn the Su-35 is better than the F-35, shooting down 2.4 F-35s for each Su-35 shot down. The Su-35 slaughters the F-18 Super Hornet at the rate of eight to one,

Bwahahahaha you used the "Daily Mail" as a source, too funny! Just destroyed any chance of credibility.

every F-35 essentially has the same capabilities of the EA-18G Growler; the only key difference is that the Growler can use ALQ-99 and (from 2021 onwards) Next Generation Jammer (NGJ) pods (these pods are what allow the Growler to jam frequencies from VHF up to Ku band, etc, and in 360 degrees). If those pods get integrated with the F-35, they'd perform even better. The NGJ was originally planned to be integrated onto the F-35, but with the whole schedule overrun / program rebaseline back prior to / in 2011, it got indefinitely postponed. It's been confirmed by the company that makes the stealthy shell of the F-35's gun pod that a "cyber pod" is being developed alongside an undisclosed company, but we have no idea if it will be comparable or related to the NGJ.

They stated that F-35s shot down specifically 145 enemy fighters. Did you expect them to go through every kill and describe the specific circumstances?
"As far as F22 being directed to to a fight YES"
AWACS direct F-22s, but the AWACS do NOT get a kill:loss ratio. Same goes for tankers and recon aircraft like the RC-135. If an F-22 gets information from other jets but shoots down an enemy, the F-22 is awarded the kill, the supporting aircraft are not. If an F-35 gets information from other jets, but shoots down an enemy, the F-35 is awarded the kill, the supporting aircraft are not.