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Partition Wizard seemed to find enough information to show that (a) it was formatted with EXT4, and (b) it had about 15GB of usage inside of it.
We don't know if that 15GB reflects your old data files, or new Linux OS files, or both, or what? But it would be helpful if there was a displayable file system table-of-contents in it, and your screenshot from PW suggests that there is.
If you select the large EXT4 partition in PW, on the left side of the window will be a list of operations you can select. One of those is "Explore partition". Can you please click on that operation, which will produce a new "Partition Explorer" window... hopefully.
Can you please post a screenshot of the contents of that "Partition Explorer" window. Do you see your folder/files in it? PW doesn't browse the files, it just explores the file system table-of-contents, which is really all we're trying to find out at this moment, i.e. exactly what is inside that EXT4 partition at the moment. If your data files are still there and their folder/file names can be seen, well that's at least somewhat encouraging as it speaks well for the integrity of the file system. Decent chance I would think of salvaging the data eventually.