1. His range for c/r this flop after opening utg is likely prety damn strong and includes a bunch of overapirs and sets. I would probably just check the flop back for pot control and plan to induce some turn bets because honestly I don't think he has too much shit that's c/c that you can get value from. Think most of his range is either giving up or playing a big hand weirdly. I think that assuming that he'll c/r if he wants you to fold is a bit groundless and silly without good reads. As played I'd just fold to the flop raise, but call this river after he checks since I doubt he value bets sets this way, and likely doesn't have a whole lot of 9s in his range.
2. Just fold the turn. This is way spewy. The turn is a good card for his range, makes him some 2 pairs, straights, pair + draw combos, and his bet sizing really doesn't look like he's planning on folding any time soon. Your equity really isn't as great as you think here since you have a crappy pair and a draw to a shitty stright and he already has some nut hands and tons of hands with a ton of equity vs you in his range. FE is minimal to non existent here imo.
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