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While I think @Christophe's answer is the simplest solution (and simplicity often prevails over everything else), I think there is, at least, one more alternative.
If OrderController is basically the same for all three contexts but for some specific behaviour, I would evaluate the possibility to make these specific behaviours parametrizable. In other words, ...
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What are the relations between the presentation/application/data logics, client and server, and MVC?
Do the figures specify the presentation/application/data logics? If
so, how?
They don't specify them in any precise sense, but they do show a high level logical organization of the system. Presentation logic would be a part of the user-facing tiers (desktop GUIs, web pages, mobile device screens). Most of the application logic would be in what's on both ...
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What are the relations between the presentation/application/data logics, client and server, and MVC?
MVC (model-view-controller) is an architectural pattern, but it does not map directly into N-tier architecture: Those are more or less orthogonal, and in principle each layer can have their own (even multiple) MVCs. And of course N-tier architecture can use MVC somewhere or not.
For some simplified system, maybe one can somehow put model at some business ...
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