I think she might have chosen wisely for Berri (and let's not mistake it - it would have been her choice) if Berri lives and his Orleanist wife still dies early. I think everyone at court recognized that marriage was a disaster.
Adélaïde was involved in the choosing of the first duchesse de Berri. The choice came down to between Mademoiselle d'Orléans and Mademoiselle de Charolais because France was too broke to be able to finance a foreign bride. Adélaïde went with the Orléans girl because she hated Madame la Duchesse (Charolais' mother) as a result of some spiteful ditties about her when she had first arrived in France. And for some unknown reason, Louis XIV never seemed to consider La Consolatrice as a candidate for Berri's wife, probably the whole thing of too important and not important enough.
What would be a cool triple butterfly is if James Francis Edward marries Isabella Farnese, Philip V marries Louisa Maria as his second wife, and Berri marries one of the Sobieska girls as a way of affirming France's ties with Poland. Charlotte Sobieska came to Versailles as wife of two consecutive ducs de Bouillon. But Clementina would likewise be interesting.