Consolidating twice and PSLF count

So we all know that if you consolidate your loans by Dec 31, then you'll get the highest IDR/PSLF count applied to the resulting consolidation loan. Here is a little different twist on things though, and I'm not sure how to proceed. I'm not finding a ton of similar examples in my research.

I consolidated my FFELs into a direct loan prior to the Oct 2022 deadline, and now all my loans are PSLF-eligible. Great.

Now I'm trying to get greedy. I have 23 outstanding direct loans of one form or another. 18/23 currently have 100 PSLF-eligible payments, 5/23 have 103 PSLF-eligible payments. Let's say I hypothetically went through consolidation a second time by 12/31, this time consolidating all 23 loans into one big consolidation loan. (I checked and it seems I am eligible to do this.) My understanding is the resulting consolidation loan would then have a PSLF count of 103. But I'm not clear if my prior consolidation to get away from the FFELs makes me somehow ineligible for the payment count reset now. We are talking about half a million in debt that is going to be gone in a year and a half, so I *really* don't want to mess this up over three lousy months. On the flip side, it would save me almost $10K if it works, so there's that. Any input from those who have their head around this mess better than I do?