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As far as I have understood the game, white has maintained some continuous balanced threats between two and even thre paths (left, center and right).
Really, this game looks amazing to me. Bravo to both of you.
22.k15 23.j13 24.i16 25.d15 26.h14 27.h10 28.i8 29.i12
Possible continuation 24.q6 25.u6 26.u9 27.m12 28.n7 29.r9
Maybe: 29.l8 30.l7 31.j7 32.i8 33.l6 34.l11 35.n7 36.n10 37.n9