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Putting the obvious terms into a search engine appears to provide what it sounds like you might be asking for, but if it was that simple you wouldn't have posted, so clarification is needed.
From memory: Go to the LFS book download page and, using git (they switched from svn), clone the current book repo (instructions on page). Change into that directory (lfs-git/) and run 'git checkout multilib'. Then you can render the book or issue 'git pull' later to update the repo to current.
I did my last 'git pull' on Sept 2, so my version of the multilib book uses same packages as 11.0 - in effect it's version 11.0 multilib edition.
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