i just decided that I will stick with cope and stick doors, not mitered, so the CRP-10875 is off the list. I hope the Presidential (which comes in both miter and C&S) is not too much $.

I did a little reading, and with the humidity we sometimes get here, there might be a greater chance of cracks/seams in the paint on the mitered joints. I wouldn't worry about it if they were stained.

Why didn't you go with butt doors so there's no stile in the middle?
I use TheCabinetJoint.com for this kind of stuff. Brian is full of good suggestions.

I used to also think a big door on a 24" cab would be better. That was when I had temporary, reuse center particle board cabinets. I hated the stile.
What I realized, though, once I was introduced to butt doors, was that 2 small doors actually work better than one big one. You don't have to step back so far to open them.
I hope that makes sense.

It doesn't have an actual stile on the face frame. The left door has an inch wide piece of wood screwed the to the edge, you close that door and the piece of wood extends out just enough to hide the gap between the doors when you shut the right door. From the outside it looks like my other cabinets which do have a stile and only about 1/2" gap between the doors. It's a "faux" stile.

I get what you said about having to step back, but aside from that I wonder how it would look. Would it be too wide? It would be as wide as the single door on the cabinet beneath it, but it would then be my widest upper door.

It won't look bad single, but like Christine said, it is annoying to have to step back to avoid getting whacked in the face when you open it. I do think it may look better single. You shouldn't have to replicate your "faux stile" with your new doors if you do get two there. Simple order them larger to meet in the middle.

Raised panel doors do look better as a bigger door. Your first link showing the monarch style with the raised panel in the drawer front would look okay with a recessed panel instead. I think a raised panel with that small of a surface area looks silly, but that may just be a carryover from having to raise those types of panels by hand (extremely dangerous!) I worked for several years at a cabinet door shop. Good choice on the cope and stick instead of the miter for a painted finish.

edited to clarify..

Making the doors bigger to make up for no fake stile = butt doors. They did this in the 60s and I've always thought it a bad idea/look. JMHO.

To me, if it's symmetrical, it's not going to look bad. It'll look balanced. To me, balance is everything or it'd drive me crazy.