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Oh, so his numbers are just garbage then. You can install regular Windows 10 on a 16gb drive with no modifications. (You can't fit anything else, and there's not really even enough space for updates, but it's possible.)
I regularly install it on 30gb VMs and still have space left over for whatever apps it needs.
If Windows 10 immediately destroys itself while trying to do its first update, you didn't actually fit it in 16gb. It hasn't fit inside of 32GB for several years now.