may be that applies in English speaking countries. At NXP (Philips) they just call them "resistor equipped bipolar transistors".
However I found a suitable substitute for the RN2221. The type name is PDTB113E (package SOT54, similar to TO92), just in case somebody else wants to save parts on a PCB.
They are usually far too small for that, they are normally only low signal devices, inverting and switching data - you get them all over TV's, VCR's etc.
Rohm makes devices they call "complex transistors", including some with both 100mA digital transistor and freewheeling diode. Look for **broken link removed** and **broken link removed**. They are in 5-pin packages, outside dimensions 1.6 x 1.6 mm.