The malware keeps a "breadcrumb" trail of each machine it infects, and based on investigations by Symantec [1] it was determined that every Stuxnet sample from Natanz originated from outside suppliers.
It was so sophisticated at not being detected that it went under everyone's radar for 5+ years.
Stuxnet behaved in exactly the same way.. neither did anything that would be detectable unless certain criteria was met and a secondary payload sent.
Stuxnet was very sophisticated to hit a relatively narrow target by comparison.
So I think they are both sophisticated, but not comparing them directly.
I would love to know how many machines got hit by SOlarwinds - however, its not about the machines - its about the value of the data it slurped... So even if it was one exchange server, with 10,000 treasury/nsa/whatever accounts, that one machines intel value is quite high.