The purge solenoid has 3 ports - inlet, outlet, and vent. When it's disconnected, try to blow through the 2 nipples (or suck your nipples
), the one that doesn't flow is the normally closed inlet port. Give it 12v and which ever port it then flows out of is the outlet port. The third is the vent, usually the top port.
A dual stage setup will be very simple. Take 2 mbc's, set their pressures, then hook them up in parallel. Put the purge solenoid in the line before the low boost MBC, with that normally closed port on the intake/boost side of the tube. To use the WG spring setting, replace the low-boost mbc with a check valve, or seal the vent port. When you power the solenoid, it will give you either spring pressure or low boost. When you turn it off, it has to build up to the high-boost mbc's setting.
A little cleaner routing of tubing would be to have boost enter the purge's outlet port, feed vent tube to the wg or low-psi mbc, then feed the inlet to the high-psi mbc. This will work it like a 2-way valve, the other will work it like a electronic on/off valve. The other method will be the only solution if your vent tube is broke off like on many purge solenoids.
Here is that GIF for a multi-stage setup. I'd have done it a bit differently, but it gives you an idea.