A. Load the JSON data into a VARIANT column in Snowflake. Then, use SQL with 'LATERAL FLATTEN' to query and extract data from the nested structures, creating a view to represent the flattened data.

B. Use Snowsight's 'Load Data' wizard to load the JSON files directly into relational tables by defining mappings between JSON elements and table columns. Snowsight automatically flattens the JSON structure based on the defined mappings.

C. Create a Snowpipe that automatically loads new JSON files from a stage into a Snowflake table. Within the Snowpipe definition, define a transformation that uses 'LATERAL FLATTEN' to flatten the JSON data before loading it into the target table.

D. Load the JSON data into a staging table as raw JSON strings. Then, write a custom Python User-Defined Function (UDF) that parses the JSON strings and returns a flattened representation of the data. Use this UDF in a 'CREATE TABLE AS SELECT statement to load the flattened data into a new table.

E. Use Snowsight's 'Load Data' wizard along with Snowflake's built-in functions like 'GET_PATH' and operator within the computed column expressions during the load process to extract and load specific elements from the JSON data into individual columns.