Apache's default file is httpd.conf and from a new installation, this can be found in the conf subfolder from where apache was installed.
What you're really looking for is the "Include" keyword which imports whatever configuration you want into the section that keyword is in.
So if you're defining a special hostname like m.example.com and you want configuration in mobile.conf and sites-available.conf to apply to m.example.com then you look for a virtual host tag with m.example.com and in it add:
Include /path/to/mobile.conf
Include /path/to/sites-available.conf
And also, the order you specify the includes determines which configuration is applied first. The first file specified is loaded first.
If you need to apply the config of default.conf to mobile.conf and main.conf, then for each conf file, you need to add:
Include /path/to/default.conf
replace /path/to/ with the full path to the configuration files so that they load. If you specify invalid files or files that are not found, then you'll get a 500 internal server error when trying to access any webpage on your server.
After making changes to the configuration, you'll need to restart apache.
