As you can see yourself you have a lot of certificates for a lot of hostnames of the viveplus.com.mx domain.
The certificate with "Certificate Name" viveplus.com.mx has the most hostnames contained in it already and is still valid for 86 days, including the offers subdomain. It's only missing the subdomains sitios, crm and api.
You can use the apache authenticator to select all hostnames for a single certificate, but my suggestion would be to use the command line to provide all the necessary information with the following command:
certbot --apache --cert-name viveplus.com.mx --expand -d "viveplus.com.mx,www.viveplus.com.mx,api.viveplus.com.mx,apilanding.viveplus.com.mx,offers.viveplus.com.mx,prod.viveplus.com.mx,crm.viveplus.com.mx,sitios.viveplus.com.mx"
I believe the above command contains all the subdomains you have in the different, separate certificates. And it should expand the existing certificate. AND install the new certificate into Apache for all the virtualhosts, if your Apache configuration is properly set up.
If the above Certbot command works and the certificate is installed correctly into Apache, you can check the command certbot certificates again to see the expanded certificate for yourself. If all the OTHER viveplus.com.mx certificates are not in use any longer (i.e., not by Apache and not by any other service you might have installed the certificates manually into), you can delete the other certificates by using the certbot delete command. See the Certbot documentation at User Guide — Certbot 2.6.0 documentation to see how.