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What's your Win 11 use case? If you don't need native performance I'd recommend Linux and BTRFS for everything and run Win11 off a VM. Dual booting is fine but I've personally struggled with allotting the appropriate space for each partition.
I have separate disks so I'm good on the front. The main reasoning is to make Linux my daily as it covers most stuff including my main games. The reason for windows is some video editing in davinci, music stuff which means VSTs, and some games that have anti-cheat. That windows stuff is really only about 15% of my time. I have a windows VM for office when I occasionally must have office, rather than an alternative.