One of my eye ducts are more stretched out? (Photos)

All facial topography generally relates to bone structure. It is absolutely normal for there to be slight differences in facial bone structure that translate into subtle differences in facial topography. Because of this, it seems unlikely that your deviated septum is responsible for what you are seeing in your eye ducts. Subtle asymmetries often do not need to be corrected, and sometimes their pursuit can result in a situation that is actually worse. I would seek out a facial plastic surgeon to have your concerns evaluated through a formal consultation.

It appears that you have a low lid position in one eye known as ptosis. If that eyelid was raised it would help open up the inner corner of the eye.

Your photos suggest that you have ptosis - worse on one side than the other. I believe what you are describing is the difference in the appearance of the medial canthal angle. A photo including both eyes would be helpful, but you may want to proceed with a consultation with an oculoplastic surgeon. Best wishes.