Live tournament, 35/107 pl., after re-entry phase, ITM 9 pl., buy-in in my country low to mid stake
AVG 40 bb, HJ super calling station with second life with 25bb, CO with 30bb, SB newcomer, but I know him as solid player, with 60bb, hero on BB with 35bb.

HJ rais 2,2bb, CO call, SB call, hero call 1,2bb into 6,6bb with 22

FLOP: 9c6c2c
Pot: 9,8bb

SB donk lead 4,2bb
Hero BB rais 10bb, HJ/CO fold, SB call

TURN: Js

SB check
Hero BB all in
SB call with 7c3c

My thought: usually I wouldn't call with 22, especially with 35bb, but I had a super odds and I want to play against calling station and against the big stack on SB.
On flop SB will lead with sets of nines and sixes, every FD and small flushes (and may be TP, but I don't count theme further). His preflop range is very wide, but I counted 6 sets, 13 small flushes (small flush = not AcXc flush) and 36 FD.
I think he would shoves the sets after my rais and he would call all FD and small flushes.
On turn I supposed him to check all FD. During the play I though he would bet again flushes and therefore I did not want to give him free river.

My thought after offset: I think pre my call was right. I only have doubt about implied odds of SB - his range is very wide.
I think on the flop I should shove instead of rais
As played I shall check the turn and call or fold the river bet.

I would appreciate your comments

Wp

I think the best play in this spot is to shove in the flop... Probably he would had call, and result would be the same... but hands like pairs with the ace of clubs sometimes would pay and probably those hands don't pay you're turn shove...

Also, even if he had the flush made, you have 7 outs in the turn and 10 in the river to beat him...

OP you played it fine. Shoving flop after the donk is spew. Your raise set up a good SPR turn shove which is great when no additional club falls.