Image thumbnails are way too small on large displays and this issue has been going on for years with no fix

I am fairly new to Windows 11. I stopped using Windows when 7 went EOL due to how much 10 pissed me off. 11 came with my new computer, so I decided to give it a try to see if anything has improved. Some improvement, but there is this one issue that is very annoying. It also seems to be an issue everyone with large monitors has and one that has not been addressed or fixed in more than five years.

I have a 65in monitor. My resolution is 3840 x 2160 and I already have the scale to 225%. Reducing the resolution or increasing the scale any further is not an acceptable option. It changes other things that are intolerable.

I have been using Linux since 7 went EOL and Linux has had zero issues with this, and I'm shocked to learn that this issue has been entirely ignored by Microsoft for some reason. Why? Why is a paid product worse than a free product?

When will Microsoft fix this thumbnail size issue? When they get around to Windows 12 or 13 or 14 or something? It would be one thing if I didn't pay for this Windows. The cost of it was baked into my computer purchase. Since my money was spent on it, I'm not able to just "overlook it".

I guess it got me angry enough to post this after seeing countless other questions online about the literal exact issue dating back YEARS.