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It looks like your /boot partition was on Mint partition
You can create a new /boot partition and then install your bootloader there
It's not complicated
I don't remember the exact steps on the top of my mind right now, but it's something like
From a live USB (maybe it's necessary to chroot)
I think that's it
it'd be a bit different on uefi though
the arch wiki on grub is really good