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I used to have 9 in a 3x3 grid in Plasma, so I could always reach any workspace in two or less touchpad swipes.
That's the way i do it and i think it's the absolute best setup. I use keyboard shortcuts to switch and move windows though.
Have you evolved even further?!
I'm on Hyprland now, which has more GNOME-like workspaces (created when needed)
I have it on Ctrl+F1-F12. Limitted to 12 but i rarely need more than 5.