(How much depends on the amount of data, which I have already collected plus the estimated growth over the next 3 years) I would assign the suggested 100 GB to / and create a dedicate /home filesystem, having a proper size as well. Using the LM 20.3 live system, I would start by restructuring my filesystems. In case I had not done so before, I would backup all my user data (very likely my whole home directory tree) and start all over from scratch.
In case it were me, who had run into an "out of space on device" error, while in-place upgrading from LM 19.3 to LM 20 and then from LM 20 to LM 20.3, I would stop at this point and drop the process of in-place upgrading.
Install Linux Mint wrote:The Linux Mint operating system (without additional software or personal data) takes roughly 15GB, so give this partition a decent size (100GB or more).
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