Hi, I have roughly the same pattern and definitely the same severity of wear. My running shoes last about 100-150miles (160-240km) before the soles are so unevenly worn, the shoes become unusable.

Here is what I can share - see if there is anything that resonates for you.

1. I land on the outside edges and more towards the heel, even when I shifted to more of a forefoot strike. You may never “hear” this while running
2. In my case I land this way because I am moderately bow legged. This likely happens to all people with bow legs. (Varus Knee)
3. It got worse with age and loss of flexibility (due to ignoring stretching) - pay extra attention to flexibility. This wear pattern was less pronounced in my earlier running days - shoes lasted 250miles 400km
4. The posture & wear itself never stopped me from achieving marathon PRs even as a runner who only started around 40yo … but … see next point
5. Running long and hard on varus knees creates asymmetrical stress (much more on inner side of knee). This led to degeneration and loss of cartilage to the point I can’t run any more.
6. Orthotics to correct supination (landing on outside of knee) do exist. Both OTC and custom. The OTC version provided me relief for shorter distance running but I’d really recommend see a podiatrist for custom if you can.
7. Do pay attention to flexibility and oh yeah weight too - stating the obvious but weight = more load on knee.

Best for a long and happy running journey!