Remove grub2 core.img (having 2) and resize /boot/efi

Some time ago I installed Ubuntu alongside Windows 10.

I think I might have done some mistakes while installing Ubuntu.

I fact, I had to install it twice and I might have done bad things to my partitions.

This is my current table:

My problems:

1. Why do I have two grub2 core.img partitions? Can I remove one? The latter?

I have 5.62 GiB unallocated behind the second grub2 core.img and I would like to merge them together with the freed space from the img into 0n1p6, which will be my separate /home.

2. /boot/efi is too small, so I can't update my firmware

fwupdmgr -get-devices
XPS 13 9380 System Firmware DeviceId: 6c24a747f97668873b761558e322398a91dbf394 Guid: ce945437-7358-49f1-95d8-6b694a10a755 Plugin: uefi Flags: internal|require-ac|supported|registered|needs-reboot Version: 0.1.10.0 VersionLowest: 0.1.10.0 VersionFormat: quad Icon: computer Created: 2020-04-26 UpdateState: success UpdateError: /boot/efi does not have sufficient space, required 33,6 MB, got 25,7 MB

What would be a good solution to apply more space to /boot/efi?

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