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Twitch basically gives out a refresh token when you click "Get OAuth", every time you click that button a new refresh token is generated so it should replace any previous refresh tokens.
So in order to accomplish what you want, you would need to manually edit the refresh token to be the same.
Connect first, make sure its working...
then close the app, and edit the data:
The JSON file is not very readable, and it's very large so you would need sublimetext to read it without freezing up. Inside you would need to find loginDetails { channelOAuth_refresh = "blahblahblah" } ... you would copy "blahblahblah" and paste it into the same spot of the other JSON file.
That might be confusing, the data file is a huge mess, but if you wanted to try it out you can. If you mess anything up you could lose your JSON data.