Extening multiple clips at a time relatively?

Is it possible to extend multiple clips at a time relatively?

Not exactly sure what you mean here. You can change the duration of multiple clips by an absolute value, e.g., add 5 seconds to a bunch of selected clips, by typing Ctrl-D and then +5. or +500 followed by enter. This will trim the clips to an additional duration, if there is enough media (this is not changing the speed of the clips).
Do you mean changing the duration by a percentage?
Or maybe change the speed of several clips concurrently? If you want to retime several clips - for instance, have them all play slower, say at 50% speed - then I believe the easiest way is to apply the retiming to one of the clips, and then do Paste Attributes on the other clips.
Say you want clips A, B, C, D to all play at 50%. Do the retiming on clip A.Cmd-C to copy. Select B, C, and D, Cmd-Shift-V to Paste Attributes. Check the Retiming box and press enter.

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From the OP:
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