Yes, unfortunately there are (too) many LB7 owners here that have had multiple sets of injectors replaced, all within the 200K/7yr period.

GM has been tightening up their 'goodwill' extensions on injector warranty. You need to push to get this done - sooner than later - siting
  1. the unacceptably short lifespan of the first replacement set;
  2. ...the $1100 already spent on your dealer throwing parts at the problem, to no avail;
Sure sounds like you have a couple sprays hanging up. Sorry to hear that, but its not that uncommon with the LB7s. The smoke and fuel dilution are classic signs. I would ignore the compression variances, unless you are experiencing low power, rough idle, or unacceptable oil consumption.

Don't take no for an answer! Ask that your request be elevated to GM's Customer Service. Get your timeline and your receipts in order, and documented thoroughly.

Remember: Even paying half of the next 8, would be better than receiving nothing. Right now, GM is not contractually obligated to replace them, since your warranty term has clearly expired.