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Hmm, most bizarre... Both addresses are coming from your ethernet controller. Do you have any virtualisation software running at all since they can cause multiple addresses to one MAC?
Also, your tunnel adapter which is used to tunnel IPv6 over IPv4 may have required an IPv4 address which is most likely where this has come from.
Can you run the following program below to reset your TCP/IP settings and hopefully reset the tunnel adapter to see if that is the cause.
Please reboot the router as well in order to flush the DHCP table and get accurate results.
NoteYour machine will reboot after it has completed!
Hope This Helps,
Josh :)