file system choice pitfalls on 100TB volume

I have an 84 disk *powervault* storage array, I have configured as a virtual (as opposed to linear) array, with the RAID method as *ADAPT* (versus linear array of raid-5 or raid-10. One volume spans the entire array, and I have it showing up as /dev/mpatha. The storage array is connected via scsi cable to host server running rhel-7.9. Using the gnome disks gui I format that device using the **XFS** file system, and end up with 115TB of usable space, that I mount as /data to the powervault host server and then NFS expored and samba shared out, over 1gbps copper and 100gbps infiniband. Realizing this sounds similar to a *what file system should I choose* question, given the above details is there a better file system choice over XFS out of what's available in RHEL 7.9 to choose from? More importantly, in the future as this thing gets 50% full (50TB !) are there any foreseeable problems... what should I watch out for or specifically not do? I do have a second identical powervault configured that will contain a backup copy of data on the first powervault.