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ubuntu. you're a beginner, you want things to just work and you need a touch-centric environment with good UI scaling OOB - mint is X11 and has neither of them things.
then once you figure stuff out, moving to e.g. fedora with stock GNOME and no snap crap will be a breeze. good luck.
Good to know, the touchscreen stuff would be a shame to lose. Thanks!