Just to clarify: "Since Form 7202 is no longer available in 2022"

"Available" isn't the issue. It doesn't apply to 2022.

That was a temporary measure that provided reciprocity (to "level the playing field") for Self-employed people who don't get paid by an employer, and would not have a 1099-G. You can't take the credit and also get paid for the same time off, either.

"You would have been:
a. Eligible to receive qualified sick leave wages under the Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act if you had been an employee of an employer (other than yourself), and/or
b. Eligible to receive qualified family leave wages under the Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act if you had been an employee of an employer (other than yourself).

Each eligible self-employed individual must file a separate Form 7202. If filing a joint tax return and both spouses are eligible self-employed individuals, each must attach a separate Form 7202 to the joint tax return.

You must maintain appropriate documentation to show that you are an eligible self-employed individual."