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Publicly known issues that cause Windows 11 22h2 to be blocked on a computer are posted here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-11-22h2
If you've yet to receive it then you simply have a block and that's for each one to figure out. Some blocks cannot be solved easily. You can risk manually updating if that's your desire or you wait and see if it ever becomes unblocked. Some computers could remain blocked as was seen with Windows 10. Some may receive it many months later. I have one computer it may have only showed up 12 months later on Windows 10 - quite a few months went by without seeing it and I forgot about it there.
Wait, try to get rid of the blocks on the list (if its even possible) and see if it gets offered in the following days, or manually update. That's all your options. That's all the options anyone has who has one or more blocks placed by the system for each computer.
That's basically the end of the story. Every computer is different. A blanket question isn't of tons of use here. It would only become a thread of me too or why me or why why why. Not much else can be done.
So, let's assume this update never comes down the pipes. What takes place with the next major update? Is there that possibility that one won't come either or will the newer one just download and continue on as though 22H2 didn't exist? Any thoughts?