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Based on the screenshots, the Xbox app is currently configured to install games to C:\XboxGames. The files appearing on F: may be leftover drive-registration data rather than the actual game installation.
As a first step, open the Xbox app and select Profile picture > Support > Drive compatibility tool, complete the checks, and restart the PC. If available, also run Gaming Services Repair Tool > Start Troubleshooting.
I would avoid reinstalling Windows for now. Could you confirm whether the actual game files and storage usage appear on F:, or whether only the empty XboxGames folder and.GamingRoot file return?