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The proper  numbering of the runways:

 8/26 and  26/08  or  runway  8  and runway 26 
 
 4/22 and  22/04  or  runway   4  and runway 22  

Such are official AIRFIELD markings in complianmce with FAA.

Should the multi runways be parallel  the modifying letters  ""R"" and ""L""  will be added to corresponding runway numbers.

FAA Airport Advisory regulations.

DO  NOT  correect  what you are alleging REDUNDANT numbers if you do not understand AIRPORT safety operation.

Altough the AIRPORT has only two (2) runways in reality  from the operational point there are 4 runways  depending on weather (wind) conditions.

The runways therefore are for runway  8/26 there are two (2) runways  one knowm as 8 and other  as 26
for runway  4/22 there are  two (2) runways  one runway 4 and one 22.

For people in AIRPORT operations that is a clear and only numbering system, for laiks it doesn't  mean a crap!

If you do not understand  AIRPORT  markings stay a way from any corrections and leave it to peope who understand the international Airfield  markings!     

DO  NOT  VANDALIZE  the articles."