1995 Washington Quarter DDO Or Machine Doubled?

The best way to tell is to have images closer to the coin. Something like this:

Note how the devices are enlarged. What I can see so far on your coin is that they look normal sized? On 'IN' an 'T' on TRUST it looks like they were flatten during circulation, perhaps a vending machine or counting machine damaged those devices.

That is the dreaded machine damage on those devices. If it were a doubled die, then the devices would be enlarged. On your coin, look at the 'D'? Note how the right side of the loop is reduced from the die movement? When you look at the bottom of the devices, that is what the normal size should be, but part way up, the devices are reduced. Here is a great example:

Note about 1/2 way down on the device, you can see it is damaged by die bounce/movement after the strike. Kink of like a kick in the shins on the way as it moves away from the coin. Normal die, normal strike, then damaged the devices after the strike. If it were hub doubling the devices would be enlarged, not reduced. Here is a quarter DDO (different year) that shows you what I mean by enlarged:

Note how much larger the devices are on this coin. Three is a spread line, and the are notching on the outer corners of the devices. That is what to look for.
They call them a doubled die, because the doubling is on the die, not created by the machine after the strike.