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I think there may be another way to solve your issue. You have “Cabinet Doors” as a grouped product which now offers your two wood types with their variants. I found this thread trying to solve the same problem. I’m selling a product with the same issue, so sticking with your example, here’s what I tried.

Add three products. The first product you could call “Wood Types,” making it a grouped product that is hidden. The second product call “Cherry,” and the third name “Walnut.” With the second and third make them variable products, and assign the associated colors as attributes with each. In the grouped product you already have called “Cabinet Doors,” link the “Wood Types” grouped product, and in the “Wood Types” grouped product link the “Walnut,” and “Cherry” variable products.

In my horrid attempt to try to explain this, let me try another way. Starting with a grouped product called “Cabinet Doors” you have two choices which are “Cherry,” and “Walnut,” which are both in a hidden group product named “Wood Type.” Both “Cherry,” and “Walnut” are variable products which have three unique color choices.

Cabinet Doors (grouped) -> Wood Type (grouped) -> Walnut (variable) or Cherry (variable)

Nesting group products, this seems to work; please let me know if there are issues with this method.