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How do you eat/hit your protein goals every day?
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That definitely seems like you are putting in enough work to make your body hungry enough so the issue can't be there for reference I do
4 days a week hour of resistance training split up into hip and core, knee and core, horizontal and vertical.
2 hours a week of kick boxing which is pretty intense cardio
10km a day cycle commute
Plus some cycling or skateboarding as more of a hobby as and when I feel like rather than being regular.
Maybe it is just a case of your body getting used to ingesting a lot more than maybe you were used to in the past. Sorry I can't offer any more insights but I reckon in time your body will get more used to receiving and using that protein where it is needed and hopefully it'll get easier for you as I've been eating like this for quite some time now.
Good luck with your journey!