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I just got a USB DAC for $12. If also has a type C pass through. It's so small it stays permanently attached to my wired headphones.
It's a fairly complete solution tbh.
I'm still rocking a 7-year-old Galaxy S9+. A few years ago my headphone jack wore out and the gapped hole no longer retains my earbud cable. Since then, I've been using a USB-C adapter, but the combined earbud and charging use is starting to take it's toll and the port is beginning to feel loose. I'm convinced that if I was limited to USB only over the full life of this phone, I would have lost wired headphone and wired charging capability a long time ago. I wish you well with your singular bottleneck port.
My main issue with external DACs is how fast they drain my battery...