Ok, yes, you could get a 2nd line, but you won't be able to straight up double the internet speed.
What you would need to end up doing is a load sharing setup. It will defiantly be faster, but it won't be able to split the load at the packet level. Instead, you can either set it to split the load by protocol. for example, games go over one line, and web surfing over another.
Or have it split the load by the socket in a round robin fassion. Example, first person to use the internet goes over one connection, second over the other, and back and forth alternating the load as evenly as it can.
You can get a load balancing router that will do this for a couple hundred bucks.
but... short of that, you might consider QoS as people are suggesting.